Most donors sent money and statements. During the worst Ebola outbreak on record, China sent a mobile laboratory and 59 people to run it.
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Six Decades of Medical Teams: China’s Oldest Pledge to Africa Endures
The newest headlines about China in Africa are railways and ports. One of the oldest threads is quieter and far older: a doctor at a rural clinic.
Everyday Destinations: How Pension Money Builds Namibia’s Gathering Places
In a Windhoek township the new mall is not just retail. It is where people gather, travel and meet.
A Night at the Multiplex: Wrong Generation and Namibian Cinema-Going
A locally made film on a mall cinema board turns an ordinary night out into a moment of recognition.
Year of Exchanges: Africa and China bet ties between people outlast concrete
China has built more than 10,000 km of African railway. Its quieter wager for 2026 is that scholarships and training, not freight tonnage, decide whether the relationship endures.
Beyond Minerals: What the AfCFTA Assessment Means for Namibia’s Leisure Trade
The report counts fish, ore and crops. The same continental market also trades tourism and culture – exports Namibia already makes.
When the Signal Drops: Telecom Namibia’s Reset and Namibia’s Connected Life
A telecom overhaul reads as a business story, but its real subject is how a country works, watches, banks and talks.
Mall Meets Kapana: What Goreangab Adds to Katutura’s Visitor Map
Katutura already draws visitors to Penduka, Oshetu and its street food. A formal mall is a different kind of stop – and need not replace them.
Still Waiting on the Whistle: School Sports Stall Over Pending Equipment
Education regions report school sports stalling for want of gear, as equipment requests sit awaiting approval and the season waits with them.