A donation of six classrooms from the Japanese Embassy has helped Omaruru's Ubasen Primary School overcome overcrowding and phase out the platoon system.
Principal Sonja Uwu-Gaes highlighted the achievement during the school's 60th anniversary celebration.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has conveyed her sympathies to the citizens and the government of Botswana, along with the grieving family, regarding the death of the former Ambassador of Botswana to the United Nations, Legwaila Joseph Legwaila.
Freelance sign language interpreter at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, Peter Mbwale, was buried on Saturday at Omindaba village in Omusati's Ruacana Constituency.
A group of the |Hai-|Khaua clan members expressed discontent over the appointment and installation of the clan's deputy Gaob, citing a lack of consultation with the wider community.
The |Hai-|Khaua clan, a sub-tribe of the Nama people, has appointed a new deputy Gaob.
Senior traditional councillor of the |Hai-|Khaua Traditional Authority, Michael Haman, was installed into the position during a ceremony held at Berseba on Saturday.
The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has confirmed the reappointment of its Commissioner, Sam Shivute, following an announcement made on Friday.
Vessels caught fishing illegally in Namibian waters could soon face fines of up to N$10 million.
That's according to Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi, who said Cabinet has approved changes to strengthen the country's outdated fishing laws.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has urged local authorities and residents to work together to improve service delivery.
She says strong partnerships will help promote unity and collaboration, leading to lasting solutions for challenges affecting local development.
One of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's long-serving cameramen, Eddy Eneas, was buried at Grootfontein on Saturday.
Eneas died on the 24th of October at Oshakati Intermediate Hospital after a short illness.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has responded to the incident that took place at Ndama Clinic in Rundu, where a grade one learner was refused treatment because the child did not come with a piece of paper that would temporarily serve as a health passport.
