In a positive start to the year 2024, Eenhana residents have reason to celebrate as the town council introduces an interest relief program set to waive full interest on municipal accounts.
The World Food Programme (WFP) Deputy Country Director in Namibia, Ericah Shafudah, emphasises the organisation's commitment to saving and changing lives through sustainable projects that enhance nutrition and support government food security.
A joyous atmosphere of the festive season has been shattered for 19 displaced families residing at Windhoek's Katutura Youth Complex.
A destructive fire tore through their place of residence, leaving families devastated and homes reduced to ashes.
The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund recorded ten fatalities since the 10th of December.
Its Senior Accident and Injury Prevention Officer, Abner Iitumba, is calling on road users to be extra cautious on the road.
The Vice President has commended the unwavering commitment of healthcare professionals and the security cluster to providing essential services and maintaining law and order during the festive holidays.
Nangolo Mbumba delivered the annual Christmas Day message.
Hitch-hikers in Swakopmund find themselves in a predicament as they contend with inflated transportation prices, leaving them stranded at no-hitchhiking zones and service stations.
In Kongola, a fervent call for justice resonates as residents demand immediate action against implicated top management officials of the Zambezi regional council embroiled in a staggering N$4.7 million corruption scandal.
As the year draws to a close, Association of Local Authorities Namibia (ALAN) President Samuel !Oë-Amseb says councils and village settlements across the country have worked tirelessly to deliver services to their residents amidst the challenges of full funding for development projects.
People flocked to shopping malls in Oshakati in the Oshana Region to do shopping for Christmas.
Surprisingly, this year witnessed less traffic congestion in town compared to previous years.
It was Emperor Caesar Augustus who famously ordered everyone to return home for registration, leading to the birth of Baby Jesus in Bethlehem.
Similarly, around this time of the year, Windhoek tends to transform into a ghost town as Namibians also flock to their hometowns.
