Loading zones around Windhoek, particularly those heading to the south, were packed as parents scrambled to get their children back to school ahead of reopening tomorrow.

Hompa Sofia Mundjembwe, of the Shambyu tribe, has emphasised the importance of cultural and traditional education, stating that it can help reduce crime and foster a well-mannered society.

Some small business owners operating along the Trans-Kalahari Corridor at Witvlei say that if it were not for travellers on the highway who support them daily, they would remain job seekers.

Keetmanshoop Mayor, Annelize Knaus, has commissioned a series of interlocked paved roads in the Westdene and Kronlein residential areas. 

The City of Windhoek is in the process of re-engineering its processes to make it easier for people to obtain duplication and business fitness certificates to make it more efficient and user-friendly.

This comes after the residents complained that the current process is lengthy and tedious. 

The government has reiterated its commitment to working hand in hand with faith-based organisations to ensure national stability, unity, and sustainable development. 

Various members of parliament stressed the importance of continuing the drought relief programme as some parts of the country remain food insecure.

This was the discussion that ensued after Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare announced the end of the current drought relief programme.

Unemployment in the |Khomas Region currently stands at 44%, and this has resulted in the regional council intensifying efforts to create jobs and improve livelihoods through targeted investments in entrepreneurship, rural development, and housing initiatives.

The Law Society of Namibia (LSN), in conjunction with the Ombudsman and the Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations, hosted a free legal assistance programme today in the capital.

The legal consultations took place at the Katutura UN Plaza and the NG Kerk in Eros.

Affirmative Repositioning MP Ester Haikola is calling on the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts, and Culture to avoid rushed and inadequate training as it rolls out new educational campaigns.