Dismissed Roads Authority executives Sidney Boois and Richard Milinga have filed an appeal against findings of guilt after an internal disciplinary process.
In a notice of appeal, the two argue that the process was flawed and that the outcome should be set aside.
The Urban and Rural Development Ministry was dealt a blow after the Windhoek High Court set aside a ministerial decision to block the appointment of a Chief Executive Officer at the Municipality of Outjo.
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has called for the revision of the Cybercrime Bill.
IPPR's Research Associate, Frederico Links, warns that its broad provisions risk violating privacy, freedom of expression and other constitutional rights.
The Keetmanshoop Urban Constituency Councillor, Ulrich Davids, has called for stakeholders' active participation in the Constituency Development Committee (CDC) platform, reminding them of its pivotal role in overseeing and guiding development projects' implementation.
The Right to Shelter foundation of Namibia has withdrawn the town's Deputy Mayor, Dina Filemon, from her position.
The foundation has also reinforced her expulsion, emphasising that Filemon is no longer authorised to represent the foundation in any capacity.
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Esperance Luvindao, has blamed poor leadership and weak management systems affecting service delivery across the country.
She made the remarks during the ministry's planning and financial management meeting held recently in Otjiwarongo.
The Office of the Labour Commissioner is hosting the regional stakeholder consultations on the proposed Commission for Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Bill.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has urged members of parliament to familiarise themselves with the National Development Plans.
Stakeholders in the ||Kharas Region have welcomed the Commission for Alternative Dispute Resolution Draft Bill, describing it as long overdue.
They shared their sentiments on the sidelines of a stakeholder consultative meeting held at Keetmanshoop.
Namibia represents a sign of hope for human security because of its values of peace and diversity.
These sentiments were shared by the Executive Director at the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Yoichi Mine, during a public lecture at the University of Namibia.
