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Tuesday, 22 September 2026
Namibia’s news, on the hour · Est. 2026
Tuesday, 22 September 2026
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Politics

  1. President Nandi-Ndaitwah attends UN General Assembly in New York

    President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is attending the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York and participated in Unstoppable Africa 2026 on the sidelines.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Business

  1. Otjiwarongo municipality spent N$781k on overtime in three months

    The Otjiwarongo municipality spent N$781,132.55 on overtime payments between April and June, while 65 positions remained vacant.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Society

  1. 62-year-old woman describes smartphone addiction struggle

    A 62-year-old from West Sussex tells the BBC that she finds smartphones addictive and spends too much time on her phone, often picking it up without realizing.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

  2. NamWater cuts Usakos water supply over N$18 million debt

    NamWater began cutting water to Usakos Town Council on Monday over an N$18 million debt; the council says its own boreholes will maintain the town's water supply.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Sport

  1. Brave Warriors lose four players to injury and documentation issues

    Namibia's national football team will be without Prins Tjiueza, Tuli Nashixua, David Ndeunyema, and Alex Mumbango for upcoming matches against Congo and Comoros due to injuries and travel documentation problems. Head coach Collin Benjamin said the squad still has sufficient depth and quality to compete.

    5 hours ago · The Namibian

Tourism & Environment

  1. Etosha fires destroyed 37 percent of park in 2025

    More than 853,000 hectares of Etosha National Park burned last year, destroying 37% of the wildlife sanctuary.

    6 hours ago · Namibian Sun

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