Residents of Okakarara received education on dementia and the widespread misconceptions surrounding the condition in many Namibian communities.The dementia health talk was hosted by Noraka Two Training and Innovations, in collaboration with Alzheimer's Dementia Namibia, to engage community members and raise awarenes
Wilbardt Haihambo, the Independent Patriots for Change candidate for the Otjiwarongo Constituency by-elections, pledged to honour the will of the people during a party rally in Otjiwarongo.
Learners from less privileged backgrounds in the Otjozondjupa Region have received stationery to support their studies through the Standard Bank Namibia Scholarship Grant.
In order to meet the needs of the scholars, Standard Bank donated stationery, toiletries and transport fares to 24 learners.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has commissioned a consultancy team to develop a National Tourism Spatial Development Master Plan for Namibia.
The consultants began their first engagement in the Otjozondjupa Region, with visits to other regions set to follow.
Residents of Kap and Bou, two informal settlements in Okakarara, now have a representative body to push for development and service delivery in their communities.
Hitambo Virtual Academy is calling for stronger efforts to preserve historical memory and educate Namibians about the Ovaherero and Nama genocide.
Founder of Hitambo Virtual Academy Mbunga Mbueze says understanding the genocide’s legacy is key to addressing current inequalities.
To safeguard natural resources and their environmental heritage, the Ministry of Environment, Tourism, and Forestry is urging all Namibians to adopt sustainable practices.
Minister Indileni Daniel made this call at Otjiwarongo during the commemoration of the International Day for Biological Diversity.
In preparation for the second edition of the San Cultural Festival, the organisers are engaging various key stakeholders at Otjiwarongo to ensure the successful hosting of the event.
Culture is the backbone of any given society, hence the importance of preserving it.
As the country edges closer to another round of national voting, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is conducting an intensive 11-day training session for key electoral staff at Otjiwarongo.
With youth engagement in trade unions steadily declining, a two-day workshop underway in Otjiwarongo aims to change that.
