President Hage Geingob has called on Namibians to ensure that the well-being of children is protected and their interests are included in any development agenda.
The call forms part of the President's message to commemorate World Children's Day, under the theme "Inclusion, for Every Child."
The Topnaar community in the Erongo Region is in need of a vocational training center, as well as other private educational institutions that could cater to the youth.
The residents at Omatjete settlement in the Erongo Region continue to suffer from a water shortage, and Senior Councillor Fabianus Uaseupuani has now called on the regional office to fast-track a pipeline project that can temporarily solve the problem.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security has registered 46 stateless Namibian nationals at the Omitara settlement in the Omaheke Region.
A delay in the approval to effect salary increases for workers of the Outjo Municipality by the Minister of Urban and Rural Development has resulted in them taking to the streets to voice their displeasure.
Windhoek residents have been urged to be vigilant about a growing trend of water meter and electric gate motor theft.
These items are the latest hot targets for thieves in Windhoek, according to statistics compiled by the City of Windhoek and the City Police.
The villages of Sharukwe and Sikali in Kavango West's Ncuncuni Constituency face a water crisis.
This comes after thieves vandalized and stole solar borehole pumps from their water points last month.
The Secretary to Cabinet, Dr George Simataa, led a delegation to acquaint themselves with the progress of the Hosea Kutako Museum and Homestead Shrine at Aminius Constituency's Toasis village.
The Ministry of Environment and Tourism is commended for its efforts to ensure that rural communities in the country have access to clean and potable water infrastructure.
This was said by Vice Chairperson of the !Han /Awab Conservancy in the Berseba Constituency, Charles Isaaks.
Homelessness can be defined as living in a shelter, being in a transitional phase of housing, or living in a place not fit for human habitation.
Sleeping in the open air, riverbeds, building corners, abandoned buildings, and under bridges is an everyday lifestyle for some of Namibia's inhabitants.
