The Community Conservation Fund (CCF) of Namibia, in partnership with the Namibia University of Science and Technology, has commissioned digital communication systems, known as Community Hubs, in two conservancies in the Kunene Region.
The Minister of International Relations and Trade, Selma Ashipala-Musavyi, has described human trafficking as a serious form of transnational organised crime that requires urgent and coordinated action.
Omaheke residents welcomed with celebration Uatjiri Mbaisa and Melanie van der Merwe, who were recently crowned Miss Namibia 1st runner-up and Miss Teen 2nd runner-up, respectively.
Residents held a street march from the famous cattle country bull statue through the town of Gobabis.
Ozonahi Conservancy Chairperson John Uazukuani has stated that challenges surrounding proper charcoal farming have led to an inability to meet the conservancy's financial targets and benefit the communities it serves.
The Mineworkers Union has officially launched its Member Benefit Application in partnership with the digital platform MyGateway.
The application enables members to access discounts at select retail stores across the country.
Some San people residing at the Ndama location in Rundu are unhappy about the state of their cemetery.
They say locals have no respect for the place, which is used as a dumping site, among many other activities.
Ndama could easily be one of the fastest-growing locations in Rundu.
Urban and Rural Development Minister James Sankwasa engaged with local authority leadership at Gobabis, addressing a number of pertinent matters brought to his attention by the region's residents.
The Keetmanshoop Municipality has written off municipal debts totalling N$75 million for senior citizens, the unemployed, and people with disabilities.
Some offenders at the Divundu Correctional Facility in the Kavango East Region say the educational programmes on offer have given them a new lease on life.
The Divundu Correction Facility is not a place where inmates allow themselves to remain idle.
A resident of Katwitwi in the Kavango West Region, Abraham Mungowa has turned to innovation to address his community's day-to-day needs.
Using recycled materials, he designed a grain thresher machine that can thresh both mahangu and sorghum from their stalks.
