A brighter future awaits four offenders who are incarcerated at the Windhoek Correctional Facility after they competed and bagged two silver medals at a recent 3rd National Skills Competition (NSCO) at Ongwediva.
Namibia's first ever battery-electric bus has arrived.
The arrival of the bus that cost more than N$8 million in Oranjemund aligns with Namdeb's value of sustainability and its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.
Plans are on the cards to set up street lights along the B1 national road's accident hotspot leading in and out of Otavi.
Otavi Mayor Isaac !Hoaeb says the electrification of the short road stretch is part of interventions to prevent accidents.
The Shamundambo Village in the Kavango East Region, which has been without electricity for the past 33 years, has finally been electrified.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, has inaugurated a N$1,8 million settlement office funded by the Erongo Regional Council at the coastal settlement of Wlotzkasbaken.
Wlotzkasbaken is a settlement about 30 kilometres north of Swakopmund.
Residents of Epukiro who have been connected to the electric grid have been urged to capitalise on it to better their lives.
The Namibia Correctional Services held a community outreach event at Rehoboth on Saturday.
The event was meant to sensitise the community about escalating drug use and crime in Rehoboth and the importance of community outreach programmes in rehabilitating offenders.
The Southern African Broadcasting Association President Stanley Similo has emphasised the significance of credibility among media in a world where misinformation is easily accessible, particularly in the realm of broadcasting.
More often than not, widowhood is seen by some as a source of shame, stigmatisation, and isolation.
The President of the Africa Hope Development Foundation, Dr. Ernest Kombo, said widows, widowers, and other vulnerable citizens need support and love.
Housing demand continues to grow at Otavi, and the council has started with the upgrading of its three informal settlements, which were established as a result of illegal settlements.
Otavi Mayor Isaac !Hoaeb says they have started counting the zinc-structured houses for demarcation.
