President Hage Geingob has told the United Nations (UN) Climate Change summit underway in Glasgow that Namibia aims to reduce its carbon emissions by 91% by the end of the decade. This target is outlined in the country's amplified Nationally Determined Contributions, as part of a wider pledge to fight climate change. The President delivered Namibia's statement at the summit a while back. | NBC Digital News

16K views · 324 reactions | #JustIn: Scramble for food Shortly after President Hage Geingob announced that VIPs would not get any food at today's Independence celebrations, Namibians at Outapi rushed to the VIP tent for food. Video: Enzo Amuele | Namibian Sun | Facebook

3.8K views · 86 reactions | SUNDAY SESSION ... President Hage Geingob caused a stir when he rocked up to popular entertainment establishment Bix Car Wash in Single Quarters, Windhoek, on Sunday afternoon. Video: Contributed | The Namibian | Facebook

14K views · 225 reactions | President Hage Geingob arrives at the stadium with a military escort. The president went around on the track waving to the crowds from the ‘bakkie’ he was perched on earlier today (Thursday). Video: Arlana Shikongo. | The Namibian | Facebook

1.2K views · 48 reactions | President Dr Hage G. Geingob at 82! | Namibian Presidency | Facebook

9K views · 74 reactions | President Dr Hage G. Geingob arrives in Namibia after leading the Namibian Delegation to the United States-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington, D.C., United States of America. President Geingob made a stopover in Doha, Qatar, to attend the FIFA World Cup Final between France and Argentina at the invitation of the Government of Qatar and FIFA. | Namibian Presidency | Facebook

WATCH: President Hage Geingob today delegated a group of ministers, led by safety minister Frans Kapofi and police chief Sebastian Ndeitunga to visit the 12-year-old girl who was raped infront of her mother and little sister, in Havana informal settlement. They also paid a visit to the 26-year-old woman whose brother was killed by an intruder. VIDEO: JEMIMA BEUKES | Namibian Sun

In 1995, Dr Hage G. Geingob became the first person to make a call on the MTC Network. Today we pay homage to a great leader who was a catalyst to connecting Namibia to digital transformation. | MTC Namibia