Namibia's pioneering women-led leadership drew significant praise and recognition at the Commonwealth Business Summit.

Forensic Psychologist and Head of Rehabilitation at the Namibia Correctional Service, Emma Nafuka, has warned that the boy-child who suffers trauma and goes untreated is more likely to become a perpetrator, continuing a cycle of abuse. 

A commotion erupted at the Namibia National Youth Council of Namibia (NYC) headquarters today when suspended director Calista Schwartz attempted to block the nbc News crew from entering a media briefing organized by the Affiliate Organization and regional Youth Forums of the Youth Council of Namibia.

Moon watchers and astronomy enthusiasts are in for a treat tonight as the Strawberry Moon rises—bringing more than just a sweet name. This full moon will be the lowest in the sky we've seen in nearly two decades, and it won't occur again until 2043.

The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) officially registered two new political parties and handed over their certificates today.

The weekend crime report was marked by a series of drug-related arrests and several serious incidents across the country.

In Aroab, a 54-year-old woman was apprehended while attempting to smuggle 16 bankies of cannabis and half a Mandrax tablet into the local police station.

Some vendors in Okahandja Park are blaming the One Economy Foundation for allegedly making loss during the #Befree community outreach.

Vendors were given free entrance to the venue to sell their goods, where some of those who turned up for free services offered by the Foundation were given food tokens.

Residents of Okahandja Park in Windhoek turned out in large numbers today, as residents flocked to benefit from the free health services offered by the One Economy Foundation.

The Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr. Esperance Luvindao, says there is a need for more focus on solutions rather than making excuses or complaining. She made the remarks at a business breakfast hosted by Lingua International Training College.

The church is a safe place. This message formed the core of a peaceful protest, led by the Council of Churches in Namibia, as congregants marched down Independence Avenue, demanding justice for women and children who have been raped or murdered.