Namibia achieved a treatment success rate of 85% for drug-susceptible tuberculosis, nearing the World Health Organisation's target of 90%, last year. 

The Team Leader and Representative of the Genocide-Affected Communities at the Negotiation Table, Charles Eiseb, has called on all Namibians to take ownership and partake in the maiden Genocide Remembrance Day commemoration on May 28.

The Councillor of the Khomasdal Constituency has reminded small and medium enterprises of the role they play in their communities and the country as catalysts of local development. 

Some members of Namibia’s National Assembly have commended the Ministry of International Relations and Trade for its active internship programme and urged the ministry to expand efforts to promote job opportunities for Namibians abroad.

Members of Namibia’s National Assembly have called on the Ministry of International Relations and Trade to intensify efforts in promoting foreign investment and creating job opportunities for Namibians through robust economic diplomacy.

The Minister of International Relations and Trade has said claims that the genocide negotiations are not being inclusive of all the affected communities are not factual. 

Some residents of the Havana Informal Settlement are calling on the City of Windhoek to improve waste management services by collecting trash on time and providing bins or additional skip containers.

Some members of parliament have called on the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs to look into allocating funds for research and documentation of the history and legacy of war veterans. 

The Deputy Minister of Defence and Veterans Affairs, Dr. Charles Mubita, has said the ministry will need about N$2 billion to make a once-off cash payment to the 16,000 unpaid veterans of the liberation struggle. 

Tomorrow, all roads lead to the Oshakati Sports Stadium as the Oshana Region hosts this year's International Workers' Day commemoration.