Reigning Miss Namibia Jameela |Uiras, together with the nbc Cares and Miss Namibia Pageant, have donated items worth N$20,000 to the Dr. Frans Indongo Special Care Centre, located in Okandjengedi in the Oshana Region.
The National Disability Council of Namibia's Chief Executive Officer has called on the public to participate in the ongoing discussions around the Persons with Disabilities Bill.
The private and public sectors are urged to play their roles if Namibia is to reach the Nationally Determined Contributions to reduce carbon emissions by 89% to 91% by 2030.
Namibian Heritage Week 2023 was launched in the coastal town of Swakopmund.
This year the event will be held from September 18–24 under the theme "Heritage and Culture: A 'Rock-Solid' Foundation in Namibian Sign Language."
Baines Vet Care Mobile Animal Clinic has attracted a number of Keetmanshoop pet owners who hope to benefit from a free initiative to spray and neuter domesticated animals.
Traditional leaders from the Mbunza Traditional Authority gathered for a one-day workshop on gender-based violence (GBV) at Kapako in Kavango West.
The workshop looked at how certain cultures and traditions fuel GBV while finding solutions on how to end harmful practices.
Unlicensed taxis and tour operators are becoming a threat to the cruise liner tourism industry at Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.
Stakeholders report that tourists arriving via cruise ships frequently encounter disturbances from unauthorised operators competing for transportation and tour opportunities.
As the nation gears itself for the imminent Population and Housing Census exercise, Otjozondjupa Governor James Uerikua has voiced concern over private farm owners that act as "mini republics" and deny officials access to the workers employed on their premises.
The Modified Single Buyer module and the integration of the Southern Africa Power Pool electricity market will offer new opportunities for independent private producers.
It is also expected to unlock the potential of renewable energy in the region.
The Harambee Prosperity Plan (HPP) will continue to serve as a guiding framework for the execution of United Nations' development initiatives in Namibia.
This was said by Rachel Odede, UNICEF Country Representative in Namibia, when she bade farewell to President Hage Geingob at State House.
