The Shingunguma Primary School and Onghala Combined School in the Ohangwena Region have suspended classes due to heavy rains received in the region, accompanied by floodwater from Angola.
A delegation led by Ohangwena Governor Sebastian Ndeitunga took a trip to the two schools to observe the situation.
The official portrait of the incoming President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, was unveiled at the Old State House today.
The distribution of drought relief food in the Otjozondjupa Region has resumed after months of delay due to short supply.
Otjozondjupa Regional Council Chairperson Marlayn Mbakera has said the region faced numerous challenges in the supply of maize meal over the past four months.
Close to 700 workers from Gendev Group at Walvis Bay petitioned the company, demanding full-time employment and protesting what they call "unfair labour conditions."
The Executive Director of the Pangolin Conservation Foundation, Kelsey Prediger, says that the illegal hunting and trade of pangolins has escalated into a crisis requiring global attention.
The siblings of Namibia’s incoming President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, celebrated her political milestone while urging her to uphold the values instilled by their parents.
Hardap Governor Salomon April highlighted the significance of this year’s International Women’s Day, coinciding with the election of Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as Swapo’s first female president.
He spoke at the Women’s Day celebration in Stampriet Village.
First-time recipients of the N$600 Conditional Basic Income Grant (BIG) in Karasburg expressed joy at receiving government financial assistance.
The initiative, replacing the food bank, aims to reduce financial hardships for the unemployed and boost economic stability.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Works and Transport, John Mutorwa, expressed satisfaction with the progress of three capital projects currently underway in Katima Mulilo.
Otjozondjupa Regional leaders have warned locals against consuming spoiled maize meal from bags that were recently disposed of at Otavi’s dumping site.
These bags were discarded because they had become moldy due to rainwater leaking into the Namib Mills storage facility.
