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Namibia

May 22, 2026
Business

Arkle Accelerates Uranium Hunt in Namibia as High-Grade Targets and Drill Campaign Expand

Arkle Resources PLC, the energy metals explorer focused on uranium, has unveiled a significant acceleration of its exploration strategy in Namibia after completing a Phase 1 geophysical interpretation that has materially upgraded

World

Namibia: Military Gun-Smuggling Syndicate Exposed

A long-running syndicate accused of smuggling military-owned guns onto the black market in Namibia and South Africa has come into sharper focus, as new information obtained by The Issue links the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs to weapons that

December 6, 2025

Sam Nujoma of Namibia: Heroic Struggle, Unsettling Legacy

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor The passing of Sam Nujoma, the revered father of Namibia’s independence, at the age of 95 marks the close

Hunger in Africa vs. Western Warmongers’ Profits

Editorials

Editorial In Namibia, facing one of its most brutal droughts in decades, the government’s decision to cull over 700 animals—including iconic elephants, hippos, and

Arkle Accelerates Uranium Hunt in Namibia as High-Grade Targets and Drill Campaign Expand

May 22, 2026
Business

Arkle Resources PLC, the energy metals explorer focused on uranium, has unveiled a significant acceleration of its exploration strategy in Namibia after completing a Phase 1 geophysical interpretation that has materially upgraded

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Namibia: Military Gun-Smuggling Syndicate Exposed

December 6, 2025
World

A long-running syndicate accused of smuggling military-owned guns onto the black market in Namibia and South Africa has come into sharper focus, as new information obtained by The Issue links the Ministry

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Sam Nujoma of Namibia: Heroic Struggle, Unsettling Legacy

February 10, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor The passing of Sam Nujoma, the revered father of Namibia’s independence, at the age of 95 marks the close of a chapter not just for his country

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Hunger in Africa vs. Western Warmongers’ Profits

September 3, 2024
Editorials

Editorial In Namibia, facing one of its most brutal droughts in decades, the government’s decision to cull over 700 animals—including iconic elephants, hippos, and zebras—stands as a heart-rending symbol of the severe

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Namibia launches first seed bank for biodiversity protection

November 16, 2023
World

Namibia has launched its first Community Seed Bank in Kavango West, one of the country’s 14 regions, to safeguard local seed varieties to promote biodiversity and ensure food security, the Environment Investment

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