Was Namibia too quick to forget genocide?

Is China partly responsible for the destruction of Africa's Miombo woodlands?

Namibian activists maximize social media to expose unlawful jurisdiction and homophobic legislature

Colonial prejudices and vaccine nationalism drive COVID-19 African travel bans

Namibian female sprinters are victorious at World Under-20 Athletics Championship amidst bans over discriminatory tests

Germany recognizes colonial-era genocide in Namibia, but survivors say it's not enough

These female African content creators are using TikTok for more than just dance videos

A Namibian couple's battle to bring home twin daughters born via surrogacy

How a youth movement is challenging the political old guard in Namibia

African media perpetuating harmful stereotypes about the continent, report finds

Freedom of expression in a downward spiral in Southern Africa, says new study

Namibia's COVID-19 internet rollout impresses, but excludes and widens control

Why women’s rights and digital rights go hand-in-hand on Namibian Twitter

Is Namibia walking a fine line between Chinese and European spy technology?

Four southern African nations petition to lift the international ivory trade ban

The proposal to lift the ivory trade ban has released a clash between elephant conservationists and those who favor the practice, citing economic reasons.

Hippos Mysteriously Die in Droves at a Namibian Natural Park

"Concerns have also been raised that the disease may have affected other animals in the park, particularly Crocodiles that are likely to have fed on any dead animals..."

A Century Later, Namibia Demands Justice From Germany for Its First Holocaust

In the early twentieth century, the German Empire committed a holocaust against 65,000 Herero and 10,000 Nama. A century later, Namibia is fighting for justice.

Will the Largest Financial Prize in the World Improve Governance in Africa?

The recipient receives US$500,000 a year for ten years, and US$200,000 a year thereafter.

TV Networks in Africa Squabble Over World Cup Broadcast Rights

Thanks to legal battles and network decisions, some fans on the continent might have a more complicated time tuning in to the World Cup.

Returning Human Remains is Not an Apology, Says Namibia to Germany

Human remains who were killed during the colonial war (early 20th century) were returned to Namibia by Germany in March. However, Namibians still demand a formal apology from the German government...

Assessing Quality of Life in African Cities

One study on the quality of life in cities across the world reports that, of the ten least liveable cities, six are situated in Africa. However, another finds that the populations of certain African cities are happier than those of several European counterparts. So what exactly is the reality of quality of life in Africa's cities?