Residents of Otjimbingwe are frustrated over the lack of electricity in their homes.
They say letters requesting the electrification of their homes were written several times but without a positive response.
The community of !Hoachanas in the Hardap Region has expressed their dissatisfaction with the settlement office over what they termed a dysfunctional office and slow development.
To gain insight, the MICT Hardap team spoke with the Regional Councillor of Mariental Rural Constituency and the community.
The Swapo Party Youth League is dismayed by the re-opening of the Rundu Cash and Carry supermarket before a re-inspection of expired goods was carried out.
The shop was reopened following the Rundu Town Council's signaling of the green light.
The Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation, Utoni Nujoma, has given instructions to dispatch a team to Rundu to investigate the alleged beating of employees in exchange for loans.
The owner of Petroport at Rundu, Mike du Preez, and his employees have come out in defense of a video that showed employees being beaten.
Both the employer and employee claimed the beating was part of a game they play at work, which has been taken out of context.
Project Never Walk Alone has, through its Great 50 Pledge initiative, honored President Hage Geingob, Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba, and Founding President Sam Nujoma.
The Livestock Producers Organization has expressed dismay at media reports accusing "white commercial farmers" of wanting to see the demise of MeatCo.
The organization has called for an urgent investigation into these allegations.
Mariental residents are complaining about the brown color of the water in the town, which they fear could pose a health risk.
The Namibia Water Corporation will ration water supply from the 7th of March due to the upgrading of the raw water pumps at the Oshakati Water Treatment Plant and distribution system.
As much as we all want to succeed, we are often faced with barriers that seek to prevent us from realizing our goals and dreams.
These were the sentiments of Estelle Tjipuka, the author of the book "Breaking Barriers," which was just launched in the capital.
