WINDHOEK COMMUNITY RALLIES FOR CITY CLEAN-UP
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Several Members of Parliament and Windhoek residents swapped their formal attire for overalls this weekend to join a massive community clean-up campaign.
Several Members of Parliament and Windhoek residents swapped their formal attire for overalls this weekend to join a massive community clean-up campaign.
Namibia will celebrate 36 years of independence on the 21st of March, with regional celebrations set to take place across the country. In the Hardap Region, residents will gather in Mariental to partake in various festivities, including cultural performances.
A documentary exploring the history and legacy of the Ovaherero and Nama Genocide has been produced.
The documentary raises questions about apology, justice and reconciliation, more than a century later.
The Oshana Region marked International Women's Day with reaffirmation of its collective commitment to advancing equality, justice and opportunities for all women and girls.
The day was marked at Oluno in the Ondangwa Urban Constituency.
Namib Mills and the Namibia Revolutionary Transport and Manufacturing Union (NARETU) have confirmed the details of a wage settlement for the 2025/2026 financial year, a day after the parties announced the end of the prolonged labour dispute that disrupted operations at one of the country's largest food producers.
The Okongo Village Council is making strides in land delivery, particularly for housing and business development.
The Council has since launched a five-year strategic plan prioritising land delivery, socio-economic development activities and good governance.
The Namibia Local Authority Workers Union (NALAWU) has demanded a 3% salary increase for Mariental municipal workers during a lunch-hour protest march.
The Nujoma family and friends celebrated the life of former First Lady Kovambo Nujoma as she marked her 93rd birthday.
Preparations are currently underway for the regional independence celebrations in the Zambezi Region, with the regional preparatory committee saying arrangements are at an advanced stage.
Aminuis residents in the Omaheke Region have taken it on themselves to support the work of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation, ensuring that they guard against theft and vandalism of the broadcaster's network tower facilities in their area.