The Inspector General of the Police is in the Kunene Region to engage the communities and assess their needs.
While there, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo will share with the communities the role of law enforcement agencies in society.
Residents of Katutura feel misled by the City of Windhoek and its campaign to write off the municipal bills of elderly residents.
The promised debt cancellation includes conditions of payment that residents say remain unaffordable for the elderly.
Following the deaths of two children out of 12 diagnosed with malnutrition in Otavi earlier this year, the town's mayor, Isaac !Hoaeb, together with the Namibia Housing Action Group, started training residents of the Kap-en-Bou housing project on gardening and nutritional values.
NamWater has started with Phase 3 of its upgrade of the Kuiseb Collector pipeline near Walvis Bay.
The renovations are expected to be completed by next year to ensure a reliable and integrated water supply at the coast.
After years of delay due to limited funds, 40 houses will be constructed at Aminuis in the Omaheke Region under the Build Together Project.
The construction of the houses, under the auspices of the Omaheke Regional Council, is expected to be completed before the end of this year.
The Otjiwarongo Municipality has approved the renaming of Von Trotha Street, among a list of streets to be rechristened in the Otjiwarongo informal settlements.
Debate over how Namibia dealt with its colonial past took centre stage during a panel discussion organised by the Forum of German-Speaking Namibians in Swakopmund.
The Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) has reiterated calls for its inclusion in the Nama and Ovaherero Genocide Reparations talks between the governments of Namibia and Germany.
28,000 people have so far registered for national documents since the launch of the Mass Registration for National Documents campaign in February.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security is conducting the mass registration outreach programme across all 14 regions of Namibia.
The community of Otjimbingwe took to the streets of the settlement to petition for the removal of Tsoaxudama Traditional Authority Chief Josua Seibeb, who was coronated on November 12, 2022.
