The enduring legacy of the late Founding President, Dr. Sam Nujoma, is evident as Namibia and other nations continue to come together in his honour.

The void left by the late Founding President is deeply felt across the country, as mourners, ministries, and political parties continue to visit his residence to offer their sympathies and sign the book of condolences.

A group of 22 health personnel in Windhoek received comprehensive training on international regulatory standards and dossier evaluation techniques.

This training will enable them to tackle complex challenges such as genotoxic impurities, nitrosamine contamination, and bio waiver applications.

The Increasing Access to Quality Nutrition and Protection Services for Vulnerable Populations project has immunised nearly 4,000 and dewormed about 2,600 children in Namibia to improve health and nutrient absorption.

The Namibian Security Labour Forum has emphasised the urgent need for proper regulations in the security sector and called for the implementation of the long-pending Security Act.

The decade-old vacancy of the CEO position at the Kalkrand Village Council has hindered development, causing delays in governance and infrastructure projects. 

The Executive Director in the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture has raised concerns regarding the planning, transparency, and management of funds related to the procurement of stationery and hygiene packages. 

The 2024 full-time results for the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate (NSSC) Ordinary Level have demonstrated significant improvements compared to 2023.

The past decade has been reported as the hottest on record, with 2024 emerging as the warmest year to date.

Therefore, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has called for immediate, robust action against climate change.

Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo stated that Shell's announcement regarding the unviability of discoveries in PEL39 is unfortunate but will not hinder Namibia's oil and gas development.