Proflight Zambia will introduce a new tri-weekly scheduled service between Lusaka and Windhoek via Livingstone starting March 2026, aimed at boosting tourism and trade between Namibia and Zambia. According to Air Connect Namibia, this new route will strengthen regional connectivity, fostering closer economic ties and positioning Windhoek as a key aviation hub in Southern Africa.
Spokesperson for the Namibia Airports Company, Dan Kamati, said the route has the potential to strenghthen seamless travel for business and leisure passengers across the region. This new connection is expected to unlock fresh opportunities for tourism circuits and cross-border trade, further integrating Southern African economies.
Microsoft says a gradual recovery is underway after a major global outage disrupted key workplace and email services overnight. The disruption, which began Thursday, hit Outlook, Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, and Copilot, affecting businesses and institutions worldwide. Microsoft says the problem was triggered when servers handling secure connections became overwhelmed, adding […]
Namibia and Cuba are moving towards establishing a joint pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Okahandja to produce essential medicines locally. Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare says the project must be fast-tracked, with discussions dating back to 2011. The partnership with Cuba’s state-owned BioCubaFarma is expected to involve technology and skills transfer, eventually […]