Officially launched - The Art of Persuasion: The Making of Namibia’s Constitution by Dr. Audrin Mathe.

CONSTITUTION DAY: Former President Nangolo Mbumba is currently giving the keynote address at the launch of Dr. Audrin Mathe's book titled The Art of Persuasion: The Making of Namibia's Constitution, underway at NIPAM in Windhoek.

The Namibia Revenue Agency has detected a duplicate return issue in its tax system and advised taxpayers to hold off on submissions, assuring compliance will not be affected. https://t.co/hpUDF213fP

A bill proposing to place the upstream oil and gas sector under the Presidency has sparked debate in Parliament, with PDM leader McHenry Venaani warning against weakening oversight in light of past corruption scandals. https://t.co/iiXh5GlaVt

Nandi-Ndaitwah Urges Stronger Legal Framework for Democracy: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah urges laws to protect democracy and improve service delivery. Political analyst Dr. Ndumba Kamwanyah weighing in: https://t.co/QcMgh8LISH Photo: FM News

Tourism Board Calls for Informal Market Integration. Namibia Tourism Board’s Flora Quest says linking informal markets to value chains can boost small operators, but vendors like Jafet Mbwale still struggle post-COVID. https://t.co/0UfcBh0Xmt Photo: NTB socials

New Cancer Centres Aim to Expand Care Access: Distance and financial barriers continue to limit access to cancer treatment, particularly in rural areas, says CAN's CEO Rolf Hansen calling for people-centred services.  https://t.co/L5Jexv18OR Photo: C,A.N Social Media

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on Tuesday opened the Third Session of the Eighth Parliament with a call for unity, urging lawmakers to rise above partisan politics and focus on improving the lives of citizens. https://t.co/hm2IyokLn6 (Photo: Namibian Broadcasting Corporation)

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will open the Third Session of the Eighth Parliament this afternoon, but legislative backlogs could delay progress on priority bills. https://t.co/dmiaorDuc1

Dr Marius Kudumo weighs in on Journalist Escorted from State House: https://t.co/4a7RXcsKW8 Photo: The Whistle

National Pension Fund Rollout Must Include Workers, Says Kavihuha: https://t.co/T5AAEh2wSc Photo: TUCNA Social Media

Roads Authority Talks Permit Applications Decentralisation: https://t.co/FX1T79RKSx Photo: RA Socials

The Namibia National Student Organisation (Nanso) wants clearer public guidance as the government prepares to phase in subsidised tertiary education. https://t.co/oqM3vcPf01

India’s new budget supports manufacturing but avoids the big reforms many were expecting. https://t.co/G0yI1TNzAY

Namport has upgraded the Port of Walvis Bay with new E-Series reach stackers to improve container handling efficiency, safety, and vessel turnaround times. https://t.co/5nRlKaecZ7

Botswana on high alert: Livestock movement restricted as Botswana confirms foot-and-mouth disease near Zimbabwe border. (Photo credit: Agriforum Namibian Agriculture Magazine)

“Golden” from KPop Demon Hunters becomes the first K-Pop song to win a Grammy Award for Best Song for Visual Media. https://t.co/t1JImj9Pd2

The bail ruling for Dr Fillemon Nakanduungile has been postponed to February 2026, with the accused remaining in custody over charges linked to the attack on a public prosecutor. https://t.co/JZMzbDyGEz

The Capricorn Foundation has kicked off 2026 with N$1.6 million to support the education of children through early learning, online classes, and bursaries. https://t.co/GfPNgc8KYr

Bank Windhoek has become the first financial institution to accept upgraded Namibia Dollar banknotes at ATMs, supporting the Bank of Namibia's currency modernisation and improving customer deposit experience. https://t.co/WuYqVgKQxl