The Governor of Kavango East Region, Bonifatius Wakudumo, has joined the nation in mourning the death of Namibia’s first president, Dr. Sam Nujoma, describing him as a selfless leader who dedicated his life to the country’s freedom and development.

At the memorial service for the late Founding President Sam Nujoma, speakers reflected on the profound impact he had on their lives and the nation, inspiring them to create organizations aimed at transforming the lives of others.

Renowned veteran journalist Menesia Muinjo, now serving as Chief of News and Programming at the nbc, was one of Dr. Sam Nujoma’s assigned reporters during his presidency.

The newly elected Councillor for the Guinas Constituency in the Oshikoto Region, Moses Khumub, has expressed condolences on the passing of Founding President Sam Nujoma.

The councillor says he met Nujoma while in primary school in Tsintsabis after independence.

World Radio Day is being celebrated with the theme “Radio and Climate Change,” highlighting the potential of radio to combat climate change and foster a more sustainable world.

The Chairperson of the Kavango East Regional Council has said the late Founding President always had a vision for the Kavango regions to become Namibia's food basket.

Cuba's special envoy to the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), Marileydis Duenas Moroles, could not hold her emotions as she arrived at the Namibian diplomatic mission in Lusaka, Zambia, to sign the book of condolences in honour of Namibia's late Founding President.

Poor rainfall in previous seasons has left many households without food supplies.

It is for this reason that the Ongandjera Traditional Authority has handed out food parcels with a value of N$350,000 to 575 households from various villages within their jurisdiction.

The Executive Director of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Dr. Audrin Mathe, is urging members of the public and the media to remain patient as details of the late leader Sam Nujoma's burial arrangements are finalised.

Flood victims who were moved to Farm 508 on the outskirts of Goreangab are satisfied with the plots on which they were settled by the City of Windhoek.

However, there are some challenges, particularly with transport for their school-going children.