The City Police's Head of Operations is calling on members of the public to ensure that their cars are road-worthy before embarking on a long-distance journey for the festive season.
Deputy Chief Eliaser Iyambo made the call during a road safety day held at the City Police Headquarters in Windhoek.
The Namibian Association of Medical Aid Funds has expressed concern over medical aid funds spending more money on claims in comparison to the contributions collected over the last six months.
Between April and September this year, 25,582 people tested for HIV/AIDS in the |Khomas Region, of which 496 results returned positive.
This was revealed by the Chairperson of the |Khomas Regional Council, John Moonde, at the |Khomas Regional Council World AIDS Day commemoration in Windhoek on Friday.
The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR) recorded a loss of N$700 million over the past financial year ending on March 31, 2023.
The acting Managing Director of NAMCOR says they take full ownership and accountability for the company's N$700 million loss.
The Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture has announced the commencement of the Basic Education Act (Act No. 3) of 2020.
The Act has been in operation since the fifth of October this year.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism (MEFT) has cautioned registered game dealers to stop importing live white rhinoceros from South Africa for re-export to non-range states.
Project Hope for the Children of Palestine is conducting a campaign to mobilise funds and resources in support of Palestinian children.
Speaking on Good Morning Namibia, the organisers of the campaign likened what is happening in Palestine to what Namibia went through during the colonial era.
The Vice-Treasurer of the Namibia National Farmers Union (NNFU) says farmers in the Northern Communal Area (NCA) are struggling to access drought relief for their livestock.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Natural Resources and that of Economics and Public Administration have advised the Namibian Marine Phosphate Company to be patient while waiting for its Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC).
The Windhoek City Council is currently executing a five-year plan to provide adequate ablution and sanitation facilities in the city's informal settlements.
Under the plan, a total of 1,620 pit latrines are set to be completed.
