Namibia's representative at the 72nd Miss World pageant, Selma Kamanya, departed for India today, where she will participate in the event taking place on the 31st of May in Hyderabad. 

The Ministry of Health and Social Services has started with the construction of Windhoek District Hospital in the Moses Garoeb Constituency.

The hospital is expected to be completed within eight months.

On Tuesday, construction of phase one of the hospital construction started in Havana.

Good Friday is a day of deep reflection for Christians around the world. It is a time to remember the suffering, sacrifice, and love of Jesus Christ, who gave his life for humanity.

Dams around the country are experiencing increased volumes of water inflows, following heavy rains.

Several major dams, including Von Bach, Omatako, Otjivero, Hardap, Neckartal and Naute, have seen heavy masses of water fill up their holding capacity.

More than 90 teachers have graduated from Sunshine Private College in Windhoek. The graduates completed their training in Early Childhood Development, Junior Primary Education, and Secondary Education.

Three groups received awards through the 'Just Transition to the Future Water-Energy Innovation Challenge.

The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) Student Command has registered its presence at UNAM's Main, Katima Mulilo and Rundu campuses, as well as the Walvis Bay IUM campus.

The University of Bremen in Germany has partnered with the Windhoek VTC to train lecturers and instructors in the fields of solar and wind energy.

As part of this collaboration, the two institutions held a one-day workshop aimed at sharing knowledge, skills, and best practices.

Following good recent rains received in the country, NamWater has announced positive inflows to the country's dam levels.

The Von Bach Dam is now standing at 31.3%, while the Swakoppoort Dam is at 35.6%.

Omatako Dam is now at 28.1%, down from 28.5%, despite receiving 37 mm of rainfall.

NamWater recorded positive inflows into key dams across the country for the first week of March.

Recent rainfall contributed to improved water levels across the Swakoppoort, Von Bach, Omatako, and Omatjenne dams, offering a welcome boost to Namibia's water storage capacity.