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Namibian journalist removed from State House after questioning president Namibia

Namibian journalist removed from State House after questioning president

A Namibian journalist was forcibly removed from State House on Monday, after asking President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah a question about alleged family involvement in the country’s oil industry. Jemima Beukes, founder of investigative news outlet The Whistle, was attending a cabinet opening at State House when the incident occurred. According to…
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February 6, 2026
Windies into World Cup Super Sixes Namibia

Windies into World Cup Super Sixes

Sports Newsday Friday 23 January 2026 West Indies U19 batsman Zachary Carter celebrates scoring a century against South Africa, on Thursday, during their ICC U19 World Cup match, in Namibia. - WINDHOEK, Namibia: Fuelled by standout performances by opener Zachary Carter and pacer Shaquan Belle, the West Indies Under-19s sailed…
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January 27, 2026
Confidence building Namibia

Confidence building

HAVING received a confidence-boosting win to start their campaign, West Indies Under-19 captain Joshua Dorne expects his side to be more settled and confident when they face their Afghan counterparts tomorrow, at the ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup, in Namibia. The regional team opened with a five-wicket victory over tournament…
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January 27, 2026
Bassarath, Butler get U-19 World Cup gigs | Local Sports | trinidadexpress.com Namibia

Bassarath, Butler get U-19 World Cup gigs | Local Sports | trinidadexpress.com

West Indians Deighton Butler and Zahid Bassarath are among 21 match officials named by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to officiate at the upcoming Under-19 Cricket World Cup. The 51-year-old Vincentian Butler and Trinidadian Bassarath, 42, are two of 17 umpires who will participate at the event in Namibia and…
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January 17, 2026
With US visa bond, the path to Silicon Valley just got steeper for African startups Namibia

With US visa bond, the path to Silicon Valley just got steeper for African startups

From January 2026, founders, investors, executives, and freelancers from more than 20 African countries will face a new financial hurdle when trying to visit the United States. Under a revived US visa bond programme, applicants who otherwise qualify for short-term business and tourist visas (B1/B2) will be required to post…
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January 8, 2026