The Namibian Defence Force has released detailed information on ceremonial processions for the funeral of president Hage Geingob. Following the untimely demise of president Hage Geingob on 4 February 2024, a state funeral is accorded in honour of the late president.In this regard the chief of the defence force ordered the Namibian Defence Force to...
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Airlink commits to more routes with FlyNamibia
South Africa’s Airlink has reaffirmed its commitment with FlyNamibia to build a route network that bolsters the country’s industrial and economic strategy. The collaborative effort aims to promote regional integration and position Namibia as a key player. Airlink and FlyNamibia entered into a partnership in September 2022, where Airlink acquired a 40% stake. The joint venture...
Walvis Bay witnesses a surge in bunker fuel demand as ships seek safer routes – Windhoek Observer
Niël Terblanché In response to the escalating security threats in the Red Sea, commercial ships are rerouting their journeys through African ports, creating a surge in demand for bunker fuel and reshaping global refuelling patterns. The Middle East has been on edge due to a series of attacks on cargo ships and subsequent American retaliation,...
FlyNamibia Expands Regional Network with New Routes to Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Angola – Namibia Daily News
Staff Reporter Windhoek, Namibia – November 16 – FlyNamibia, Namibia’s primary scheduled carrier, is set to elevate its regional presence by introducing flights to three new destinations: Victoria Falls International Airport (VFA) in Zimbabwe, Maun International Airport (MUB) in Botswana, and Luanda (LAD) in Angola. The anticipated launch of these routes is scheduled for April...
Windhoek among 53 new routes planned by Turkish Airlines – Business Express
Turkish Airlines has its sights set on ambitious targets to cement its market position. It aims to have 53 new destinations by the end of the year – and Windhoek flights are among those planned. Other African destinations in the pipeline are Luanda, Lusaka and Juba. The Windhoek flights will be fortuitous for Namibia, as...
Heavy rains force motorists on alternative routes to South Africa – WINDHOEK OBSERVER
Niël Terblanché Strong winter rains are still expected to continue falling over large parts of southern Namibia and while the extreme cold still poses a danger to livestock and vulnerable people. The main road that connects Namibia to South Africa at Noordoewer was damaged on Wednesday night after heavy rains fell in the area. The...