Road safety requires coordinated and collective efforts from all stakeholders.
Only through collective responsibility, cooperation and commitment can traffic crashes be reduced and create safer roads for all.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture has warned against the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the expense of the creatives.
Creatives continue to actively position themselves to grow the industry that has the potential to drive economic growth, create employment, and foster cultural development.
A delegation from the National Planning Commission (NPC), representatives from the Chinese embassy and key stakeholders conducted site visits to projects implemented under the Namibia-China Development Cooperation.
The Ovambanderu Traditional Authority engaged President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on pertinent issues concerning the Ovambanderu people.
This includes the resettlement programme, basic services and the well-being and development of the Ovambandru community.
The Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) will be held on 13 March 2027.
This was announced by the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, and industry stakeholders during the unveiling of the new logo for NAMAs.
During the panel discussion and audience engagement of the commemoration of the late President Hage Geingob, his values of constitutionalism, unity and inclusivity and his role as an entertainer who related to the youth were highlighted.
Hundreds gathered at the Hage Geingob Medical Campus to honour the late president's 85th birthday and launch his legacy Town Hall Conversation.
The gathering highlighted the late leader Hage Geingob for his contributions to education, governance and African Unity.
The Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Congo to Namibia, Christian Katoto, joined Congolese in Namibia to pray and commemorate the National Day of Genocide.
Thousands of Congolese were killed and buried in mass graves since 1996 in what is known as 30 years of bloodshed in Eastern Congo.
Following a deadlock in salary and wage negotiations, the Namibia Local Authority Union (NLAU) has declined Tsumeb Municipality’s 4% across-the-board offer.
