The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Albert Kawana, reaffirmed the government's commitment to infrastructure development when he inaugurated immigration facilities at Impalila and Kasika in the Zambezi Region.
The construction of a gravel road between Andara and Shamaturu in the Kavango-East Region will start soon.
Once completed, the road will ease the movement of people, increasing access to government services.
Usakos residents have asked for clarification about the government's conditional basic income grant criteria.
Residents at Usakos in the Erongo Region flocked to the community hall daily since the registration for the conditional basic income grant of N$600 started last week.
The Epukiro Post 3 Secondary School has unveiled a new borehole that was drilled to alleviate the water shortage that has been plaguing the school for years.
The borehole is expected to improve water provision for the school's 1,100 learners, most of whom are hostel dwellers.
Phase one of the Ndiyona-Djaradjara road in the Kavango East Region has started.
The road will go through Ndiyona-Djaradjara-Kandjara-Dcude-Cwiba-Khaudum-Shikerete and link up with the Tsumkwe road.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security is happy with the progress made with the construction of the Home Affairs office building at Katima Mulilo.
The flagship project will accommodate departments dealing with civil registration and immigration.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) recently held a refresher training workshop for its information officers, marketers, photographers, and graphic designers.
Youth activist Terdu Fernandu from Tsumkwe in the Otjozondjupa Region has raised concerns about the challenges facing young people at the settlement, citing employment barriers, limited access to education, and gaps in political engagement as key issues.
Stakeholders in Namibia's north-central regions held a consultative meeting and raised the need to improve water infrastructure and the construction of new water treatment plants and desalination plants as a way to address the demand for potable water.
Poor road infrastructure remains a challenge in the Kunene Region's remote and rugged areas.
Roads Authority's (RA) Manager of Corporate Communication, Hileni Fillemon, told nbc News that the RA has in this financial year spent over N$2.2 million on road maintenance in the region.
