Namibia Scientific Society

09/06/2026

Our landline is currently unavailable. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Should you need to get in touch with the Namibia Scientific Society, please contact us on our cellphone:
📱 +264 81 326 5265

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we work to resolve the issue.

02/06/2026

The Namibia Scientific Society will host an upcoming public discussion organised by the 29ers on Thursday, 4 June 2026 at 18:00. Titled Leaking Pipe: From Early Childhood Classroom to Youth Unemployment – How Do We Fix Namibia’s Education System?

The event will bring together Helena Mboti, Dr Basilius Kasera, Benhard Kavau, and Carmen de Villiers to explore challenges and solutions within Namibia’s education system and its impact on youth employment and national development. The discussion will take place at the Namibia Scientific Society premises on Robert Mugabe Avenue. Entry is free and no registration is required.

01/06/2026

Check out our Astro News for June!

Winter skies are putting on a spectacular show this June. From a dazzling close encounter between Venus and Jupiter to the arrival of the winter solstice and breathtaking views of the Milky Way arching overhead, there is plenty for skywatchers to enjoy. This month's Astro News also explores the fascinating southern constellation Musca, home to exotic objects including a black hole system and striking planetary nebulae. Whether you're an experienced observer or simply enjoy looking up, June offers some memorable celestial sights.

View the Astro News June 2026 to find out more: https://www.namscience.com/article/astro-news-june-2026

Clear skies and happy star gazing!

29/05/2026

Reminder!

Sidewalk Astronomy: Moon Edition
Join us for an evening under the night sky as we bring telescopes to The Grove Mall for a closer look at the Moon.

📍 Location: The Grove Mall – outside area in front of Spur and Mugg & Bean
📅 Date: Saturday, 30 May
🕖 Time: From 19:00 onwards

Free and open to the public.

26/05/2026

Please take note that Thursday, 28 May 2026 is a public holiday. In addition, the Namibia Scientific Society office and library will also be closed on Friday, 29 May 2026.

We will reopen and resume normal operations on Monday, 01 June 2026.

22/05/2026

Sidewalk Astronomy: Moon Edition
Join us for an evening under the night sky as we bring telescopes to The Grove Mall for a closer look at the Moon. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or simply curious, come experience the wonder of lunar observing with us!

📍 Location: The Grove Mall – outside area in front of Spur and Mugg & Bean
📅 Date: Saturday, 30 May
🕖 Time: From 19:00 onwards

Free and open to the public.

13/05/2026

Please take note that Thursday, 14 May, is a public holiday. In addition, the Namibia Scientific Society office will also be closed on Friday, 15 May.

We will reopen and resume normal operations on Monday, 18 May.

21/04/2026

Cyber Security for Small Businesses Series
Talk 3: Email & Account Security

Join us for the third session in our Cyber Security for Small Businesses talk series, designed specifically for all Namibians who want practical, non-technical guidance that can be applied immediately.

📅 Tuesday, 28 April 2026
🕖 19:00
📍 Namibia Scientific Society, Windhoek
This event will also be streamed via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/8023841980

This week in our Cyber Security Series we’re focusing on Email and Account Security, exploring why email is the main entry point for cyber attacks and how to better protect yourself by spotting phishing attempts, handling links and attachments safely, and strengthening your passwords and account security habits. Andrew Fordred will present the session and will include practical, real-world guidance you can apply immediately.

14/04/2026

Southern Namibia Tour | 31 May – 13 June 2026

Join us on an unforgettable journey through Southern Namibia. A region where striking landscapes and rich history are deeply connected. From vast desert plains and rugged mountains to the life-giving Orange River, this excursion offers insight into both the natural forces that shaped the land and the people who adapted to it over time.

Discover the resilience of indigenous communities, explore fascinating geological formations and fossil sites, and learn more about the historical battles and conflicts in the area. This tour brings together nature, history, and culture for a truly enriching experience.

📎 Visit our website for the full itinerary and booking form: https://www.namscience.com/event/history-of-the-nama-life-around-the-orange-river-and-the-red-dunes-of-the-kalahari
📌 Please note: Bookings are essential and space is limited. Kindly note that the booking deadline is 20 April 2026.

To secure your place, contact our offices at 061 225 372 or Elfi Schneider: [email protected].

01/04/2026