Residents of Rehoboth's Block E have expressed anger over what they described as the unfair distribution of drought relief parcels, which they claim is linked to alleged corrupt practices and discrimination.
A strong parliament budget office is needed to analyse and take action with regards to debt strategy as well as budget monitoring.
This is contained in a presentation by Macroeconomic Expert Dr. Omu Kakujaha-Matundu during the 2023–2024 Mid-Year Budget Analysis and Advocacy meeting for MPs.
Strong political leadership is needed to help accelerate HIV prevention efforts, as about 1.3 million people across the globe contracted HIV last year.
This was raised at the HIV Multi-Sectoral Leadership Forum in Windhoek.
As climate change worsens in Africa and globally, climate finance remains critical for adaptation and mitigation mechanisms in support of climate action.
Voices around the world are amplifying the call to stand in solidarity with Palestine and stop the violence in which thousands have been killed.
The United People's Movement (UPM) President Jan van Wyk has called on the opposition political parties to unite and come up with strategies that would increase their numbers in the National Assembly.
Van Wyk was speaking at the party's public meeting in Rehoboth.
Many countries, including Namibia, face challenges in strengthening antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance capabilities and laboratory infrastructure, which hampers data collection for informed decisions.
Translating all school subject curriculum in a manner that speaks to boys practical interests could help them improve their academic performance.
This is contained in a research report on 'Namibian Boys: Underachievement and Underparticipation in Education'.
Social protection coverage remains severely limited in Africa, despite the existence of social protection policies. This was evident from the contributions made during the International Council on Social Welfare Africa Seminar that was held in the capital.
A lack of housing remains a pressing issue for many Namibians, with high costs making it impossible for ordinary Namibians to qualify for land or conventional home loans.
