The Minister in the Presidency, Christine ||Hoebes, says there is a need to promote and preserve cultural and traditional norms among communities.
||Hoebes made this remark at the official launch of the #Nisa Daramadī dress, loosely translated as proud Gobabis women's dress.
172,000 households are expected to face high levels of acute food insecurity between March 2023 and June 2024 and will require urgent humanitarian assistance.
The Republic of Korea will hand over vehicles to the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation (MIRCO) under the Programme Small Scale Grant following a request for vehicles this year.
Two Hyundai Staria minivans and one Hyundai Creta SUV will be delivered soon.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can infringe on human rights if not properly understood or utilised.
These were some of the sentiments shared by various speakers at the stakeholder engagement on the implementation of UNESCO recommendations on the ethics of AI.
Developed nations have been called upon to fulfil their commitment to provide financial and technical assistance to African countries.
The call was made by Vice President Nangolo Mbumba at the Africa Climate Change Summit, underway in Nairobi, Kenya.
Only two vessels will be allowed to do a fishing experiment inside and outside the 200-meter restricted zone near Walvis Bay.
Youth in the two Kavango regions attended a one-day workshop on transforming education in Namibia at Rundu.
The aim was to form a youth-led movement to transform education.
The headwoman of Ohailombo Village, Martha Namundjebo-Tilahun, has brought hope and relief to the farmers in Eengodi and Nehale LyaMpingana constituencies in the Oshikoto Region.
A lack of adequate rainfall this year has affected many people, let alone livestock.
The Chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics and Public Administration has called on the mining and fishing industries in the Erongo Region to invest in the development and upgrading of transport infrastructure.
Bus stops are a place where commuters wait to be picked up; however, they are often neglected.
The Namibia Women Society's Windhoek Branch has embarked on a transformation mission to beautify bus stops and make them more appealing, hopefully turning them into a place of solace.
