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Ndaitwah Urges UNAM Rundu Students to Embrace Strategic LeadershipLieutenant General (Rtd) Epaphras Denga Ndaitwah, the ...
06/08/2026

Ndaitwah Urges UNAM Rundu Students to Embrace Strategic Leadership

Lieutenant General (Rtd) Epaphras Denga Ndaitwah, the First Gentleman of Namibia, delivered a public lecture at the University of Namibia (UNAM) Rundu Campus this morning on building visionary leadership for national development.

Speaking under the theme “Strategic Leadership and Management: Building Visionary, Ethical and Resilient Leaders for Namibia’s Sustainable Development,” Ndaitwah highlighted the importance of forward-thinking planning, ethical governance and principled decision-making in navigating complex challenges.

Drawing from his extensive experience in defence and public service, he shared lessons on strengthening institutions, promoting innovation and building effective organisations that contribute to Namibia’s sustainable growth.

The lecture aimed to equip students, academics, professionals and emerging leaders with strategic thinking skills while encouraging resilience, unity and institutional excellence in a rapidly changing environment.

Report & Photos: Annakleta Haikera

Fluksman Urges CEOs of Public Enterprises to Pursue Operational ExcellenceSpeaking at the CEO’s Breakfast with President...
06/08/2026

Fluksman Urges CEOs of Public Enterprises to Pursue Operational Excellence

Speaking at the CEO’s Breakfast with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, the Chairperson of the Public Enterprise CEO Forum, Samuel Fluksman stated that the CEOs of public enterprises hold positions of great responsibility and must strengthen public trust by promoting strong, accountable institutions.

He stressed that public enterprises should be left stronger than they were found and that leaders must foster a culture of operational excellence.

Fluksman underscored the central role that public enterprises play to the country's economic development agenda and are well positioned to play a meaningful role in driving economic growth.

Report: David Shoombe
Photo: Contributed

Namibia Spent N$18.3 Billion on Imports in JuneThe Namibia Statistics Agency's (NSA) International Trade Statistics for ...
06/08/2026

Namibia Spent N$18.3 Billion on Imports in June

The Namibia Statistics Agency's (NSA) International Trade Statistics for June show that Namibia spent N$18.3 billion on imported commodities, representing a 14.9% increase compared to the month of May. The report shows that much of the funds spent on petroleum oils which absorbed 22.1% of imported commodities.

The country's export earnings stood at N$12.9 billion during the same period. The trade bulletin also indicates that the mining sector continued to dominate the country's top five export commodities, with uranium topping the list.

Report: David Shoombe
Photo: Contributed

Environment Ministry Launches Environmental Data PlatformThe Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has launched ...
06/08/2026

Environment Ministry Launches Environmental Data Platform

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has launched the Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEA) Monitoring and Reporting Platform to improve access to environmental information and support planning, research and policymaking.

According to the Ministry, the platform will help the government and its partners monitor progress on environmental commitments, identify gaps and guide future action. It was developed with technical support from the University of Namibia through the NILALEG Project, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF).

The platform was launched by Minister Indileni Daniel at the University of Namibia's main campus in Windhoek.

Report: Erastus Andreas
Photo: Contributed

Namibia Imports More Wooden Office Furniture Than It ExportsNamibia exported wooden office furniture worth N$9,386 in Ju...
06/08/2026

Namibia Imports More Wooden Office Furniture Than It Exports

Namibia exported wooden office furniture worth N$9,386 in June 2026, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA). During the same period, the country imported wooden office furniture valued at N$3.8 million, with South Africa as the main supplier.

The exports, classified entirely as re-exports, were destined for Angola and South Africa.

The figures highlight Namibia’s continued reliance on imported office furniture to meet local demand, while exports in the category remain limited.

The data forms part of the NSA’s Commodity of the Month release and provides insight into trade patterns within the office furniture sector.

Report: Peneyambeko Jonas
Photo: Contributed

06/08/2026

Strategic development and communication deputy director of Headspring Investments, Vanessa Bohitile, described the mining industry as “fear orientated” because of a perceived complexity and lack of knowledge on how to access the sector.

She added that the ongoing Mining Expo is an opportunity for Namibians to learn about the opportunities available for them in the sector.

06/08/2026

By: Staff Reporter According to analysis by urban development specialist Francisco Neshila on Swakopmund’s Property Market, Swakopmund recorded 8,209 property transactions over the last decade with a cumulative transaction value of N$8.93 billion. The market currently reflects a median residential...

06/08/2026

By: David Shoombe The former Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo, has cautioned Namibia’s financial system to adapt to the economic landscape to accommodate Namibian businesses in the oil and gas sector. Speaking at the Bank of Namibia’s Oil...

06/08/2026

By: Dwight Links A public consultation process on the Climate Investment Funding (CIF) Industrial Decarbonisation Program (IDP) began on Monday in Windhoek, hosted by the Namibia Green Hydrogen Program (NGH2P) and the National Planning Commission (NPC). The aim, according...

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