Okahandja Police Station has a new commander, Tjarimba Mathais. This follows the retirement of David Scott, who served the community in that post for the past three years.
Mathias served in the police for 18 years.
The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) innovation camp commenced today, and one of the ten schools participating will win a prize as well as an opportunity to compete in the regional competitions in South Africa.
The second session for the Affirmative Action report review commenced today, with six more companies appearing before the Employment Equity Committee after being summoned for not complying with some sections of the Affirmative Action Act.
The Namibia Artificial Intelligence Readiness Assessment Methodology Report was launched today.
The assessment represents the country's first structured evaluation towards adapting, developing and governing AI, in line with inclusive and ethical development principles.
The Namibian Organic Association held its second Organic Agriculture and Agro-ecology conference today.
The conference looked at how to reduce the use of pesticides and other harmful synthetic chemicals to protect the environment and minimise health risks.
New structures are being erected around the riverbed from where flood victims were relocated earlier this year near the Otjomuise Police Station.
Residents have already received warnings about the potential dangers during the next rainy season, which raises serious concerns.
The Chinese Embassy has marked the 80th anniversary of the 'victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.'
The event coincided with the 98th Anniversary of China's People's Liberation Army.
The Roads Authority (RA) has officially opened the road from the Hosea Kutako International Airport circle to the airport on the Hage Geingob Freeway.
The RA announced that it has made tremendous progress with the construction of the Hage Geingob Freeway.
A medical company, Patient Care, hosted a men's mental health event following the suicide incidents that took place recently.
Men from various age groups and backgrounds were given some life coaching by various motivational speakers, an experience they say was life-changing.
The City of Windhoek has acknowledged the concerns raised by residents at Farm 508 regarding service delivery and poor road infrastructure.
It says it is doing its best to improve living conditions in the area and has made progress since the flood victims were relocated to the farm early this year.
