The City of Windhoek (CoW) commemorated World Environment Day, dedicated to raising awareness and calling for action to protect and preserve the planet.
This year, the focus was on finding solutions to plastic pollution and reminding everyone that taking action on plastic matters.
National power utility, NamPower’s debt collection plans have been cut short after Cabinet intervention.
NamPower was due to affect Stage 2 of power cuts on Monday and Tuesday this week, between 17H00 and 21H00.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security (MoHAISS) is facing another court matter after it was dragged to court for refusing to issue a man with Namibian citizenship with a Namibian passport.
The security sector in the Zambezi Region is gathered for a one-week customer service training workshop at the Simon Mutumba Training Centre.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has confirmed the shortlisting of five candidates for the position of Chief Electoral and Referenda Officer.
The Commission's Manager for Corporate Communications and Marketing, Siluka De Wet, announced the ECN received 12 applications.
The Minister of Defence and Veterans Affairs, Frans Kapofi, says the deaths of 16 Shishugho family members should serve as a reminder to those deployed at grassroots levels to continuously access and inform the government to take appropriate action.
Swapo Party veteran Jacob Nangolo, well known as "Kaherero", was buried at Omonawatjihozu Village at the ELCIN Church Cemetery in the Omusati Region.
Mourners gathered in Ongolonongeyama Village for a memorial service to pay tribute to the late Jacob Nangolo, who died on May 24.
The Namibian Defence Force (NDF) is happy with the preparedness of the contingent for the upcoming Joint Peace Support Operation exercise, code-named Hanganee II, with their Botswana counterpart in the Omaheke Region.
This was said by the NDF chief, Air Marshal Martin Pinehas.
The Namibia Command and Staff College in Okahandja graduated 28 senior officers from the Namibia Defence Force (NDF), including two allied students from Zambia.
The senior officials graduated from the Senior Command and Staff Course, the highest qualification currently being offered by the college.
The 16 deceased members of the Shishugho family were buried today at Kayova Village in Kavango East's Ndiyona Constituency.
A large number of mourners from the region and beyond gathered to pay their last respects.
