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Windhoek, Namibia – February 6, 2024 – In a significant symbolic gesture, Namibia has removed a statue of a German colonial officer from a prominent public square, marking a step towards addressing its colonial past and healing historical wounds. The statue, which depicted Major Heinrich Ernst Göring, who played a prominent role in Germany’s colonial

Windhoek, Namibia – February 6, 2024 – Descendants of Namibian victims of German colonialism are calling for a more active role in shaping the compensation and restitution process for the genocide committed by German forces in the early 20th century. Namibia, formerly known as German South-West Africa, witnessed a dark chapter in history between 1904

Namibia has witnessed a significant political transition as Nangolo Mbumba, the former Vice President, was sworn in as the country’s new President following the death of President Hage Geingob. The late President Geingob passed away in the early hours of Sunday while receiving medical treatment in a hospital in Windhoek, marking the end of an

Korhogo, Ivory Coast – The 1996 African Cup of Nations champions, South Africa, find themselves in a challenging Group E alongside fellow former title-holders Tunisia, Mali, and Namibia. The group, located in Korhogo, the northernmost host city among the five, is widely regarded as the most intriguing among the six first-round mini-leagues, with pundits uncertain

Windhoek, Namibia – In an electrifying showdown on the hockey field, Namibia secured their first major international trophy with a dramatic 3-2 victory over their southern African neighbors, South Africa. This historic win marked only the second time Namibia emerged victorious in 35 test matches against South Africa, a remarkable achievement for the determined Namibian

Namibia, Windhoek – In a thrilling quarter-final clash at the African Cup of Nations, South Africa emerged victorious against a determined Namibian side, thanks to the heroics of their star goalkeeper, Kwame Williams. The match, held at the Windhoek Stadium, left fans on the edge of their seats as it ended in a nail-biting penalty