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Namibia’s visa-on-arrival system has generated more than N$490 million for the state since its rollout, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said during the State of the Nation Address in Windhoek on Wednesday. The President said nearly 344,000 visas have been issued since the system became operational on 1 April 2025, reflecting strong uptake as Namibia positions itself as a more accessible destination for tourism and investment. “Since the visa-on-arrival system became operational on 1 April 2025, close to 344,000 visas were issued, generating over N$490 million for the state coffers,” Nandi-Ndaitwah said. She added that government is building on this momentum by introducing an investment visa and addressing bottlenecks in immigration services to improve efficiency. Tourism continues to play a central role in Namibia’s economic strategy, with the President highlighting revenue generated through conservation and tourism-related activities. thebrief.com.na/2026/04/namibi… #namibia #visa #investment #tourism #revenue @Tourism_Board @MinistryofEnvi2 @NamPresidency @NIPDB

The internet has y’all feeling way too comfortable being cruel to people.

Just amazes me how @facebook refuses to remove scam ads when you report them.

So true

@damnidc__ I wouldn't even try this at a pool party, doing this to a woman in a wedding dress is diabolical.

This is so disrespectful, I'm sorry😭

We need @qatarairways to resume flights to Windhoek.

Krabi, Thailand – Our Honest 4 Day Experience youtube.com/watch?v=y2J8lv…

Namibia edges up in global passport rankings for 2026 Namibia’s passport has improved its global standing, rising to 62nd place worldwide in the 2026 Henley Passport Index, according to data published by Henley & Partners. The ranking gives Namibian passport holders visa-free, visa-on-arrival or electronic travel authorisation access to 76 destinations. This represents an improvement from 2025, when Namibia ranked 65th globally. Henley & Partners said Namibia ranked fifth in Africa. Seychelles remained the continent’s strongest performer, placing 24th globally with access to 152 destinations, followed by Mauritius at 27th with 147 destinations. thebrief.com.na/2026/01/namibi… #namibia #passport #passportrankings #aviation @Tourism_Board @NIPDB @MinistryofEnvi2 @HenleyPartners

@RealEmirHan The 90s were wild. Forcing yourself on someone while the crowd cheers. Her body language is very clear and everyone just claps. :|

At the 1995 MTV Awards, Cameron Diaz was forcibly kissed by Chris Isaak and Jim Carrey gave him a taste of his own medicine

@ednewtonrex AI should not be undressing anyone. There is absolutely zero need for that.

Grok now won’t undress women even for paid users. Protest works. Big tech is not invincible. telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

😂😂😂

@elonmuskTN 7

@kiwiasfi Ice baths, exercise and whole healthy foods.

without saying drugs... what is the cure for depression?

A new HAL Tejas fighter jet crashed during a high G manoeuvre at the Dubai Airshow, erupting into a fireball. The Indian Air Force confirmed the pilot died from fatal injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash and why no ejection occurred. #DubaiAirShow

@kane Imagine being a judge at the tiramisu championships. The perfect job does exist.

@mcsquared34 And every year the Billionaires meet to discuss how the average person should do better...

Global warming is the byproduct of the lavish lifestyles of the 1%

Describe Paris Fashion Week using ONE word

@Omulembe Internet has gone from bad to worse with these AI videos.

Every time someone says: "This is how you fix your tennis elbow". Just know they are lying.