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A blank space or an ‘NR’ indicates no readings received.An ‘e’ indicates that the water level has been estimated.A ‘w’ indicates that conditions were very windy, resulting in an inaccurate reading.Omatjenne Dam does not have abstraction facilities.The dam contents are according to the latest dam basin surveys.The inflow that is reflected in th...


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Her Excellency Lucia Witbooi, Vice President of Namibia spoke on the challenges of climate change, demanded global solidarity, accessible and innovative financing, accelerated technology transfer, and authentic partnerships among government, the private sector, academia and development partners, at the Global South Utilities Forum, which is part off the Abu Dhabi Sustainability ...


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By Julie McCarthy, Chief Executive of NatureFinance. The latest United Nations Climate Change Conference ended in a political deadlock. COP30 in Belém produced no agreement to phase out fossil fuels, no binding plan to halt deforestation, and no meaningful increase in support for the countries already drowning – sometimes literally – in climate and ecological […]


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Henley and Partners have released its 2026 passport index, placing Namibia fifth in the Southern African Development Community, and 62 globally. The Henley passport index compares the visa-free access of 199 different passports to 227 destinations. It utilises exclusive data from the International Air Transport Association. In the Southern African Development Community (SADC), t...


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The Roads Authority (RA) recently reminded the public, transport operators and all their stakeholders that no foreign carrier may undertake cabotage, on a public road in Namibia, as stipulated by the the Roads Traffic and Transport Act of 1999. The Authority said this is in terms of Section 70(3) of the act, pointing out that […]


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