Rural women under the Namibia Rural Women's Assembly organization held a demonstration against gender-based violence at Ekamba Village in the Oshana Region.
The Assembly brought together women from the Oshana, Omusati, Oshikoto, and Ohangwena regions to sell their products and exchange business ideas.
Miss Namibia 2022, Cassia Sharpley, is visiting some schools in the Oshana Region to motivate pupils and encourage them to be their true selves.
She wants to inspire children to be who they want to be and young people to be self-sufficient and independent.
About 31 small-scale fish farmers, fishermen, and fishmongers in Uulili, in the Oshana Region, are undergoing training to be equipped with the necessary skills to succeed in the sector.
The residents of Ekunde 4 and 5 in Okahandja are unhappy with a hazardous landfill that is in close proximity to the settlement amid fears that it may pose life-threatening health risks.
Several families in five villages in Kavango East's Ndiyona Constituency were left homeless after a rainstorm destroyed their houses.
Some of those affected include pensioners, who now need assistance to rebuild their homes.
The director and founder of the Universal Living Rosary Association of St.
Ali Dharani of the Rani Group of Companies says donations should not be made in anticipation of favours but to plough back into communities.
Dharani made the remarks at the donation of 700 wheelchairs to the governor's office at Opuwo.
Leaders at all levels in Omaheke Region have called on the youth to form cooperatives, develop innovative ideas, and add value to what they produce to become successful entrepreneurs.
These remarks were made during the official launch of the Omaheke Regional Youth Business Trade Expo at Gobabis.
With the dignity of schoolgirls considered a key factor in school drop-outs, the United Nations Population Fund has donated sanitary kits to learners at Odeitotela Combined School in the Omusati Region.
The kits are part of a N$7.4 million grant by the Japanese government and are meant for eight regions.
Learners at Sachona Senior Secondary School in the Zambezi Region will now enjoy better interaction with the digital world following a donation of technology equipment by Orumana Marine Enterprises, valued at about N$100,000.
