insert_link NamibiaImmanuel Mulunga Challenges Prosecution Over Enercon Deal Former NAMCOR managing director Immanuel Mulunga told Windhoek Magistrate’s Court that the state has no legal basis to prosecute him. Reporting for NewsOnOne, Envaalde Matheus noted that Mulunga clarified the N$53 million Enercon asset purchase was conducted through NAMCOR Petroleum Trading and Distribution (Pty) Ltd—not the state-owned NAMCOR—and that he acted within his contractual authority, rejecting the Anti-Corruption Commission’s allegations. today24 July, 2025
insert_link Business / EconomicsAI Conference Set to Boost Collaboration and Commercialisation. Today the AfroTech AI Innovation and Inclusion Conference will be held at Ster Kinekor, Grove Mall. The event will unite top AI experts to discuss industry challenges, encourage multi-sector cooperation, and fast-track the integration of AI technologies across public and private sectors. Lelanie Basson, representing Women in AI, will share insights during the conference. today24 July, 2025
insert_link EnvironmentEnvironmental Investment Fund Accredited to Lead Climate Action. The Environmental Investment Fund has received accreditation from the Adaptation Fund as a National Implementing Entity, granting it direct access to N$370 million in climate financing. Chief Executive Officer Benedict Libanda described the recognition as a significant step toward strengthening the nation’s climate resilience. Spokesperson Romeo Muyunda affirmed the institution’s preparedness to begin implementing key projects, including climate-smart agricultural initiatives. today24 July, 2025
insert_link Interview TranscriptsInterview: Youth Must Own NDP 6, Says NUY’s Tjipura Tjipura Tjipura from Namibia United Youth (NUY), an umbrella body for youth-led organisations, has called on Namibian youth to take charge of the country’s development trajectory by critically engaging with the newly launched National Development Plan 6 (NDP 6). Speaking ahead of a virtual youth dialogue set for today, 24 July at 2pm, Tjipura said it is essential for young people to examine whether NDP 6 reflects their lived […] today24 July, 2025
Interview TranscriptsInterview: Activist Questions ReconAfrica’s Oil Claims and Namcor Share Deal Silence Social justice advocate Roob Parker is demanding answers over what he calls a troubling lack of transparency surrounding ReconAfrica’s operations in Namibia. In an interview, Parker questioned why a 2022 letter of intent — which proposed the sale of 5% of Namcor’s shares in ReconAfrica — never materialized into a completed transaction. “The shares were supposed to be sold at roughly $4 to $4.50 each, but here we are, years […] today23 July, 2025
insert_link Business / EconomicsParker Slams Lack of Clarity in ReconAfrica Oil Venture Rob Parker, a prominent social justice activist, has cast doubt on the legitimacy of ReconAfrica’s operations, citing broken commitments and suspicious share activity. He demands full disclosure, especially on Namcor’s continued involvement in a project he claims lacks any tangible oil findings. today23 July, 2025
insert_link Business / EconomicsCRAN Pushes for Safer Digital Future The Communications Regulatory Authority says it's prioritizing regulatory effectiveness to ensure a safer and more sustainable digital space. As part of this drive, CRAN is promoting a responsible electronic waste disposal plan to protect public health, the environment, and support the digital economy, says spokesperson Jairus Kapenda. today23 July, 2025
insert_link Business / EconomicsVehicle Sales Surge in June The local car market saw a sharp rebound in June 2025, posting 1,313 units sold — a 29.9% jump from May and 32.2% higher than June 2024. According to Simonis Storm economist Almandro Jansen, the strong performance signals rising consumer confidence and an improved economic environment, making it the second-best month for sales this year. today23 July, 2025
insert_link NamibiaMinister Nekundi Warns Police Action Possible Against Illegal GRN Flat Occupants Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi has stated that the ministry will involve the police if illegal occupants of government properties in Windhoek refuse to vacate. Ritta Lotto reports for NewsOnOne. today22 July, 2025
