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Russian Company Seeks Stake in Namibia’s Inaugural Nuclear Power Facility

Namibia's Pursuit of Nuclear Power: A Turning Point in Energy Development Exciting discussions are emerging in Southern Africa as Namibia takes pivotal steps toward constructing its first nuclear power plant. In a groundbreaking partnership with the state-owned Russian company Rosatom, Namibia aims to tap into its rich natural resources and reduce its reliance on imported electricity. Isn’t it fascinating how a single project can potentially reshape an entire nation's energy landscape? As it stands, South…

Keep Me in Your Prayers: Insights from Namibia’s Newly Elected President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah

“To step into the role of president necessitates a gravitas not to be taken lightly; the aspirations of every Namibian rest upon my shoulders,” remarked Namibia's President-Elect, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, in a candid statement prior to her inauguration on March 21. Her words resonate like a clarion call, suggesting both the weight of responsibility and the promise of transformative leadership. Nandi-Ndaitwah recently addressed her staff at State House during a poignant farewell to outgoing president Nangolo Mbumba, and her…

Expressions of Remembrance for Namibia’s Pioneer Leader, Sam Nujoma

Sam Nujoma, the renowned activist and guerrilla leader who cemented his legacy as Namibia’s first democratically elected president, has passed away at the age of 95. His journey through the tumultuous path to independence from apartheid South Africa is marked by determination, vision, and an unwavering commitment to his people's freedom. In the 1960s, Nujoma was instrumental in founding the South West People’s Organization (Swapo), a movement that became synonymous with Namibia’s struggle for liberation. Undertaking immense…

Namibia’s Proposal to Cull Wildlife for Food Raises Alarm and Questions

Namibia is taking decisive action to manage its wildlife amid a severe drought by planning to cull a total of 723 wild animals. Among those slated for removal are 83 elephants. This initiative aims to provide much-needed meat to local communities struggling with the effects of the prolonged drought. The cull will unfold in both national parks and communal lands, particularly in regions where wildlife populations are deemed to surpass the available grazing areas and dwindling water resources. As the drought continues to…

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