During the Inspector General's visit to the Kavango East Region, Ncamagoro Constituency Councillor Thomas Rengi requested a police substation in Ncamagoro village.
Currently, the villagers of Ncamagoro travel 90 kilometers to Mururani or 40 kilometers to Rundu for police assistance.
With occasional but heavy rains experienced in the capital, the City of Windhoek has extended a call to the residents living in unsuitable and flood-prone areas to approach the city's Human Settlement and Disaster Risk Management Departments for relocation to higher ground.
Religious, political, traditional, and community leaders attended the annual elder's Christmas party at the Namundjebo residence at Olunghono in the Ohangwena Region.
The government's social grant has become a lifesaver for many households, particularly those headed by senior citizens.
Magdalena Petrus, 90, of Windhoek's Havana Informal Settlement, was able to put food on the table for her family of over ten people as a result of this.
The President of the Popular Democratic Movement says with the alarming rate of unemployed young Namibians, many are still finding it tough to fend for themselves, a situation that also renders them unable to contribute to the country's GDP.
Some frustrated residents of the Onesi and Tsandi constituencies in the Omusati Region have expressed dissatisfaction with the delay in the upgrading of Epalela-Onesi-Tsandi gravel road to bitumen standards.
The community of Okahungu Village in the Otjinene Constituency received seeds of maize and cowpeas through the office of the Omaheke Regional Governor.
Vendors at the Swakopmund Nedbank Food Festival have commended the organizers for empowering them.
Most of the vendors were negatively affected by the lockdown regulations of the COVID-19 pandemic over the past two years.
The Outjo Municipality says it continues to be challenged in terms of water provision in the town due to low water pressure.
Mayor Johannes Bapello delivered his 2022 mayor's report at Outjo.
At Rundu, the Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism is raising awareness about littering.
Romeo Muyunda, Chief Public Relations Officer of the Environment, Forestry, and Tourism Ministries, says the Ministry is concerned that the country is becoming dirtier, which prompted the clean-up campaign.
