Pensioners are disappointed with the N$200 increment announced, as they were expecting more.
The late President, Dr. Hage Geingob, expressed hopes last year for a possible increment of between N$2,000 and N$3,000 in the old age grand.
The Rauch Elohim Foundation has employed a social worker to support the Baby Saver Box initiative, following a donation from Rossing Uranium.
The Rossing Foundation gave N$350,000 to enhance the impact of the initiative on baby dumping.
Some residents of Hakahana Informal Settlement are angry with Octagon Construction, claiming that their properties were damaged during a flood that occurred because of stormwater pipes that were obstructed, allowing water to enter their homes.
Namibia's civil society actors joined the rest of the world in celebrating World Non-Governmental Organisations Day.
The day is set aside to recognise, celebrate, and honour the contributions and impact civil society organisations have in societies.
The highly anticipated Over-the-Top (OTT) Streaming Platforms and Content Management Summit is taking place in Cape Town, South Africa.
A representative of King Charles III of the United Kingdom, Princess Anne, was among the people from around the world who attended the funeral service of the late President Hage Geingob.
The Minister of Works and Transport has reiterated the government's commitment to improving the transport sector.
John Mutorwa says the government will continue to invest in infrastructure while enacting progressive policies and collaborating with stakeholders, with the ultimate aim of boosting trade.
Two minors have died, while six are hospitalised at the Rundu Intermediate Hospital due to suspected food poisoning.
This happened at Livayi Village, 155 kilometres east of Rundu in the Ndiyona Constituency.
Mourners from the Hardap Region joined the rest of the country in ensuring that the late President Hage Geingob received a dignified and befitting farewell as a leader who had left an unforgettable mark on their hearts and the course of their shared history.
The Namibian nation yesterday bid farewell to its leader, Dr. Hage Geingob, with a state funeral that was attended by dignitaries from around the world.
