General Officer Commanding the 4th Artillery Brigade, General Alweendo Namukwambi, has called on Namibians to work together to create a safe space for women.
General Namukwambi was speaking at the celebration of International Women's Day at the Jonas Shoongeleni Ndeimana Barracks outside Otjiwarongo.
The Zambezi Regional Council is ready to host the 34th Independence Celebration for the first time since independence.
Women's empowerment is pivotal to creating systematic change and breaking down barriers that women face in accessing finance.
The United Nations has themed this year's Women's Day, 'Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress' placing a strong focus on addressing economic disempowerment.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism continues to discourage the use of plastic bags until they are eliminated.
This is because of their harmful impact on the environment.
As the world marks International Women's Day today, the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) celebrates women under the theme "Inspiring Women in Leadership Inclusivity."
Reading remains a powerful tool for learning, imagination, and empowerment.
These were the words of the Director of Namibia Library and Achieve Services in the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture, Sara Negumbo, at the celebration of World Book Day.
The Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication, and Social Welfare (MGEPESW) is reviving the regional Gender Permanent Task Force committee at Gobabis.
The Rundu Magistrate's Court has not been renovated for over a decade and is now in disrepair.
The court is currently out of storage and office space.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs was informed about these concerns during a site visit.
The Deputy Minister of Marginalised Communities, Royal Ui|o|oo has called on men to collectively commit to forging a more inclusive world for women.
He made the remarks while addressing a workshop promoting women's participation in the upcoming elections in the capital today.
Residents of Tsumeb's largest informal settlements, Kuvikiland and Soweto, are demanding better living conditions and development.
This is the fifth time residents have taken to the streets and vowed to protest until their demands are met.
