#namibia

#namibia

Namibia has elected its first female president, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, amidst political changes in southern Africa.

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah won the Namibian presidential election outright with 57% of the vote, avoiding a runoff amid claims of electoral flaws by the opposition.

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's election as Namibia's first female president highlights a significant political shift, despite opposition claims of electoral irregularities.

Namibia elects its first female leader, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, reinforcing the ruling Swapo party's long standing influence despite electoral challenges.

Namibia may elect its first female president amid declining support for the ruling party, SWAPO.

Namibia's upcoming elections could see significant political shifts as dissatisfaction with ruling parties grows, yet opposition disorganization might allow incumbents to retain control.

There's significant stigma around HIV, leading to isolation among individuals like Anna Engomba, who learned about her diagnosis in 2006.

HIV stigma and isolation persist despite advancements in treatment, as illustrated by personal experiences of those diagnosed.

Israeli raids causing communications blackout in Gaza

Namibia criticizes Germany's support of Israel at ICJ

Namibia is leveraging its natural resources and partnerships to address climate challenges and enhance its green energy potential.

Germany rejects accusation of genocide in Gaza

Namibia condemns Germany's defense of Israel

Namibia criticizes Germany for supporting Israel in ICJ case

Germany rejects South Africa's genocide allegations against Israel

Namibia criticizes Germany for supporting Israel in the ICJ case

Namibia accuses Germany of not learning from its history

Namibia criticizes Germany's support of Israel at the International Court of Justice

Namibia cites Germany's colonial past as a reason why it should not support Israel

Namibia plans to cull hundreds of wild animals to address a severe hunger crisis caused by a devastating drought.

Culling and trophy hunting in Namibia serve as a controversial yet integral part of the country's conservation and land management strategies.

Namibia is experiencing an unprecedented drought, leading to severe food shortages and the culling of wildlife to address hunger.

Zimbabwe and Namibia plan to cull hundreds of elephants and wild animals to feed residents suffering from drought and food shortages.

Namibia allows hunting of over 700 wild animals to combat drought and provide food, amid an unprecedented dry spell affecting millions.

Namibia plans to cull wild animals to alleviate food insecurity amid historic drought conditions affecting almost half the population.

Desert Rhino Camp emphasizes luxury while supporting conservation efforts for endangered black rhinos in Namibia.

Namibia plans to cull 723 wild animals for drought relief and to reduce human-animal conflicts, addressing both nutrition and safety concerns.

Namibia, ranked 115th in the world, produced a shocking upset against 2004 champions, Tunisia, in their Africa Cup of Nations opener.

Deon Hotto's 88th-minute header secured the victory for Namibia, who were without a win in their previous nine Afcon matches.

Themba Zwane scores two goals in South Africa's victory over Namibia in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Both teams have the opportunity to advance to the last 16 if they win their next matches.

The Africa Cup of Nations has produced some iconic and memorable kits over the years.

Namibia's kit for the tournament was withdrawn due to political controversy.