President Hage Geingob has underscored his commitment to nation-building and the principle of unity in diversity, albeit difficult at times.
Dr. Geingob shared these during a courtesy visit by the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Molly Phee, at State House.
As climate change worsens in Africa and globally, climate finance remains critical for adaptation and mitigation mechanisms in support of climate action.
Residents of the Judea Lyaboloma Constituency held a demonstration against attempts to secede the Zambezi Region as well as cases of tribalism in the region.
Another such demonstration was held recently by the Bukalo Traditional Authority.
Africa has regressed in attaining commitments made in the 2008 Declaration on Accelerating the Achievement of Water and Sanitation Goals.
A visual artist is using his talent to raise awareness about suicide in Rundu.
Paulus Kanyanga believes that his "Suicide Mural Project” will encourage more Namibians to open up about the realities behind the act.
The Deputy Minister of the Marginalised Communities, Royal /Ui/o/oo has urged the San people to embrace their culture and ensure that the younger generations learn and participate in cultural activities.
A faction, under the leadership of Salomon Witbooi, also held a commemoration event for the annual |Khowese Gaogu Tses in Gibeon.
The Omaruru Museum carries the stories of many unsung heroes who played a vital role in connecting and facilitating communication during challenging times.
The 23-year-old Jose Loch, who is the caretaker and curator of the Omaruru Museum, tells it all.
Members of the |Khowese Clan, under the leadership of Gaob Hendrik Ismael Witbooi, gathered at Gibeon for the annual Gaob Festival in remembrance of their fallen heroes.
It was an eventful weekend that was not short of fun and reminders of culture and traditions.
While others have already enjoyed years of celebrations, this weekend's event was the first for the San Cultural Festival held at Gobabis.
