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BRICS Positioning to Reshape World Order Amid the Global Shift
By: David Shoombe During the 18th BRICS Summit, member state leaders signalled a shift in global influence, positioning BRICS to reshape the world order. From the New Delhi Declaration to the speeches delivered by the leaders of the five…
645 Million People Went Hungry in 2025
By: Dwight Links The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) estimates that 645 million people faced hunger in 2025. The agency notes that even though things have changed for many regions of the world and the countries within them,…
Global Energy Investment still expected to grow even during conflict
Dwight Links The International Energy Agency says that the investment trends into new or existing energy infrastructure and projects will continue in 2026, even during conflict periods, and is expected to be more than the level of…
Technology
Digital Infrastructure Investment A Path to New Opportunities
Photo: Contributed By: Peneyambeko Jonas Namibia must invest in digital infrastructure, affordable internet access and technology skills to create employment opportunities, support business growth and reduce poverty, speakers said at a gathering of technology and industry stakeholders in Ongwediva….
AI Tools Reshaping Business Operations and Education
Photo: Contributed By: Peneyambeko Jonas Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how businesses design marketing materials and how educational institutions manage students, with local developers and technology professionals highlighting its potential to save time and improve efficiency. Speaking to Eagle…
Digitalisation at the Forefront of Namibia’s Energy Future
Photo: Contributed By: Hee-Dee Walenga Various players in the electricity supply sector have agreed that digital tools can play a critical role in the supply of electricity in Namibia. Electricity supply stakeholders met and discussed how digital tools can…
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