The Popular Democratic Movement will commemorate the life of former Ovaherero Ombara Otjitambi and leader of the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA) Clemens Kapuuo on Tuesday afternoon.
Kapuuo was assassinated by an unidentified gunman in Windhoek On Easter Monday in 1978.
The nbc's Board Chairman, Lazarus Jacobs says it is important for the corporation to own Miss Namibia as a subsidiary where every Namibian can take ownership.
He says Miss Namibia is not just a pageant, but an Ambassador.
Namibians are called on to take action against corruption, if they want equitable beneficiation of the country's natural resources, particularly in the extraction industry.
President Hage Geingob helped kick off the new rural electrification project Kalkfeld settlement in the Otjozondjupa Region on Sunday.
The peri-urban rural electrification under CENORED, is targeting to connect 100 housing units that were constructed in 2015.
The National Broadcasting Corporation has fully taken over Miss Namibia.
This was announced at a reveal event in Windhoek.
Miss Namibia National Director Conny Maritz handed over the management of Miss Namibia to Umbi Karuaihe-Upi as the new Chief Executive Officer.
Another group of landless residents at Walvis Bay have expressed frustration to the council over the slow pace of delivering serviced plots to them.
Omaheke Police is working tirelessly to strengthen partnerships with community members in combatting crime such as housebreaking, assaults and theft.
The police is running an awareness campaign to educate the inhabitants on their role in community policing.
Mukwe Constituency Councillor Damian Maghambayi has called on the residents of Divundu to support the planned blueberry farm at the local authority.
Maghambayi is confident the farm will create much-needed jobs in the constituency and Divundu in particular.
About N$300 million is needed to service Farm 37.
This is according to Municipal Councillor Victor Leroy, who has emphasized that there is no serviced land available in Walvis Bay to sell to landless residents.
Farm 37 has divided the Walvis Bay Council, with Swapo councillors slamming the decision to relocate people to the area, which has limited services installed.
