UK in Namibia

14/06/2026

It's time for the FIFA World Cup 🏆

Our have landed in Kansas City.

11/06/2026

🏟️ As the Men's FIFA World Cup kicks off today 📣

Good luck to the record-breaking 10 African 🌍nations competing in the 2026 Men's FIFA world cup! ⚽🏆

This time for Africa! 👏

11/06/2026

From the Caribbean and the Americas to Africa, Europe and the Pacific, Commonwealth countries are ready for football's biggest stage.

We wish Australia, Canada, England, Ghana, Jamaica, New Zealand, Scotland and South Africa every success in the .

05/06/2026

Big climate challenges = real action needed.

Across Africa, our partners are driving solutions from clean energy to green jobs 🌍

This , the UK is proud to be part of that journey 🤝

05/06/2026

04/06/2026

A fantastic showcase of Namibia’s sporting talent and UK–Namibia partnership in action. 🇳🇦🇬🇧
Wishing every success at the Commonwealth Games.

03/06/2026

May 2026 in 🇳🇦 was marked by national reflection, partnerships, and continued engagement for us at the British High Commission.

Highlights included commemorating Cassinga Day, Genocide Remembrance Day, and Africa Day, alongside our High Commissioner, Neil Bradley, marking one year in Namibia.

The month also featured Wellness Wednesday for the UK in Namibia team, a Central Bank dialogue, engagement with UNESCO, OYO and the Embassy of Finland, continuing to strengthen collaboration across sectors.

25/05/2026

This , we’re celebrating Africa’s incredible diversity – starting in the kitchen.

Esther Nantana from Namibia joined scholars from across Africa in sharing what dish to them.

What’s yours?

19/05/2026

Starting today, the Global Partnerships Conference will be held in London.🇬🇧

Today's global challenges cannot be resolved by the efforts of a single nation alone. The UK aims to address these global challenges in collaboration with partners from countries around the world at this conference. It is a moment when more cooperation is needed to tackle the complex challenges facing the world.

15/05/2026

Today, The Queen Elizabeth II Commonwealth Trust is proud to spotlight our QECT 100 Young Leaders Awardee(s) 2026 from Namibia

As part of this special initiative marking the 100th birthday of our Founding Patron, Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, we celebrate young leaders who embody her belief in the power of youth to shape a more inclusive and resilient future.

From Namibia, we are delighted to recognise:

✨ Leena Amwaalwa – Founder, Conscious Millennials

These inspiring changemakers are driving impact across key areas including education and employability, environment, health, food and agriculture, and inclusion.

We look forward to supporting their journeys as they continue to create meaningful change within their communities and beyond.


UK in Namibia