In a move to improve the welfare of educators, the Ohangwena Regional Governor, Kadiva Hamutumwa, handed over the construction site for a new teacher's accommodation facility at Helao Nafidi Combined School in the Okongo Constituency.
The project is estimated to cost N$1.4 million.
As the festive season approaches, Police Head of Traffic Law Enforcement Directorate, Commissioner Petrus Swartz, has urged road users to prioritise safety following a fatal accident on the Western Bypass this afternoon.
The Namib Desert Diamonds (NAMDIA) Foundation has spent N$5.9 million upgrading education and water infrastructure at various rural primary schools in the Kavango West Region.
The situation of sewage overflow at Rebeca Kambundu Primary School in Rundu is being addressed.
The school has been experiencing the overflowing for almost 3 years, posing health risks to the learners and staff.
Rebeca Kambundu Primary School caters for 1,232 learners and 31 staff members.
Major upgrades at Walvis Bay's Independence Beach are expected to be completed by mid-November.
It's only a matter of days before Walvis Bay residents and visitors can enjoy the upgraded recreational facilities at Independence Beach.
Water shortages in the Omundaungilo Consitituency is said to have affected schools, clinics and other government institutions.
This came to light during a visit by the Governor, Kadiva Hamutumwa to the consitiuency as part of her familiarization tour
The Omaheke Regional Council has acquired a 7,000-hectare piece of land to extend the boundaries of the Buitepost settlement in the Kalahari Constituency.
In the heart of Eenhana in the Ohangwena Region, a group of self-taught craftsmen are keeping traditional skills alive.
Joseph Haufiku, and colleagues Vaino Benhard and Nghilifavali Filipus, have been using his natural talent to create arrows for bows, double-edged knives, cudgels, and spears.
Government institutions, law enforcement agencies, and civil society met at Opuwo to deliberate on key legal and governance matters at a stakeholder engagement convened by the Office of the Attorney General.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's (NBC) veteran cameraman, Eddy Eneas, has died aged 58 after a short illness.
Eneas, a veteran of the liberation struggle, previously served in the Namibian Defence Force (NDF) before joining the NBC.
He served the corporation for more than 20 years.
