An uprising took place today at the National Youth Council (NYC) headquarters in the capital when some affiliate members stormed the office on Pasteur Street.
They expressed dissatisfaction with the appointment of the interim board by the Minister of Sport, Youth, and National Service, Agnes Tjongarero.
President Nangolo Mbumba says Namibia could make use of Ghana's expertise in the development of the oil and gas sector.
This consideration follows a courtesy meeting with Ghana's President John Mahama in Accra.
The Moses ||Garoëb Constituency and the |Khomas Regional Council joined forces to donate more than 60 food parcels to the elderly people in the constituency.
Traditional cow dung houses provide lasting shelter for the ǂNūkhoen community in southern Kunene Region.
The housing practice remains an important part of their cultural heritage.
The Auas Valley Shopping Centre has been facing water issues for the past three days, which affected business operations negatively.
Upon nbc News team's arrival, the City of Windhoek's employees were at the scene trying to restore water flow to the complex.
Long-standing plans to establish a satellite police station in Keetmanshoop's Tseiblaagte residential area are on track.
The ||Kharas Police Regional Commander, Commissioner Marius Katamila, revealed this in an interview with nbc News.
The City of Windhoek (CoW) has established a relocation site for flood victims at Farm 508 close to the Goreangab settlement.
The city has so far put up eight of the fifty tents donated by the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and is busy clearing land for those who wish to set up permanent structures.
Family, friends, and former colleagues of the late Alfred Angula gathered at the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation to pay their last respects to the former trade unionist.
A church service was also held in his honour at the Hallelujah Lutheran Church in Katutura.
Residents of Ndongo settlement in the Mukwe Constituency, Kavango East Region, are up in arms about unfulfilled promises by the Namibia Berries company at Divundu.
The villagers are devastated after surrendering their land for the establishment of the farm.
An investigation conducted by the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation has established that yesterday's ammonia leak that affected workers at the Merlus factory in Walvis Bay originated from a nearby vessel that was undergoing maintenance.
