National Democratic Party (NDP) President Martin Lukato has said his party will write off the water bills of senior citizens, make sure they have free water, assist churches with state funds, and make education free.
Namibia has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing gender equality and equity with the official induction workshop on the 3rd National Gender Equality and Equity Policy for 2025-2035.
Namibia is moving towards institutionalising the Employment Impact Assessment framework, a tool designed to measure the effectiveness of employment policies, investments, and reforms before and after implementation.
A public discussion by the Economic Association of Namibia (EAN) highlighted the structural causes of joblessness and emphasised the need to better align the country's economic growth with job creation.
Members of the Namibian Parliament have called for fiscal discipline, accountability and strengthening in various economic and social sectors.
They expressed their views during the recent debate on the recently tabled Mid-Year Budget Review.
Namibia has not yet fully ratified the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination in Education.
The Fourth National Skills Competition kicked off in Swakopmund on Tuesday with a TVET Conference happening simultaneously.
The conference brings together policymakers, educators and industry leaders to discuss strategies for advancing skills development.
Namibia, through its Green Hydrogen Programme, participated in a policy forum on strengthening the green hydrogen value chain in Seoul, South Korea, on Monday.
The cabinet has taken two key decisions during its 18th decision-making meeting.
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Minister Emma Theofelus says one of the two is the hosting of the Egmont Group of Financial Intelligence Units plenary meeting in Namibia in July 2027.
The Ministry of Industries, Mines, and Energy has started to develop a policy on mandatory minimum percentage local equity participation in all new mining ventures.
