Rappler's latest stories on namibia
Court allows Air Namibia to return to the skies
The Windhoek High Court lifts Air Namibia's suspension until August 3 when it examines the case
Namibia grounds cash-strapped national airline
The Namibian government says Air Namibia failed 'to provide a safe, satisfactory, and reliable air service'
Chinese businesses in faraway Namibia feel virus fear
Namibia hosts a big Chinese retail business community, and shops there are feeling the impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak
Humanity's homeland found in ancient Botswana
While it has long been known anatomically modern humans originated in Africa, scientists have until now been unable to pinpoint the precise location of our species' birthplace
The German massacre of Namibia's indigenous tribes
Some historians consider as genocide the massacre from 1904 to 1908 of modern-day Namibia's indigenous Herero and Nama groups by German imperial troops
Second Olympic boxer arrested for alleged sexual assault
Namibia s flag bearer Jonas Junias Jonas is arrested for sexually assaulting a room cleaner in Olympic Village
Southern African leaders meet as region faces food crisis
According to World Food Programme spokesman David Orr Zimbabwe and Malawi are facing their worst food security crisis in a decade
In Cuba, woman boxer fights to get into ring
Cuban boxer Namibia Flores trains the same way as her male counterparts but still is barred from competing due to her gender
Stargazing tourists flock to Africa's darkest place
Far from the glow of city lights isolated places on Earth – designated as dark sky reserves – are becoming magnets for stargazing tourists
Namibians cast ballots in Africa's first e-vote
It s a rich country with poor people so I hope there is more balance
Namibia prepares for Africa's first e-vote
Namibians will choose 96 members of the national assembly and one of nine presidential candidates
Missing Mozambique plane wreck found in Namibia, 33 dead
The crash in the remote swampy terrain of Namibia s Bwabwata National Park killed victims from several countries including a baby
Regional powers fear Rwandan invasion of DR Congo
The Southern African Development Community said it was concerned at the deployment of Rwandan troops along the common border
Mt Etna, Rajasthan forts among new World Heritage sites
Other entrants into the coveted list include the Mountains of the Pamirs in Tajikistan and China s Tianshan range in a move hailed by conservationists
Tubbataha Reefs law wins int'l award
The law protecting the world famous Tubbataha Reef National Park has been cited as one of the world s best practices in marine environment conservation
