Otjozondjupa Governor, James Uerikua, is concerned about the protracted labour unrest at the Cheetah Cement Factory on the outskirts of Otjiwarongo.
Uerikua says the situation needs to be sorted out soonest, urging all parties to sit around the table and find an amicable solution.
Rural women are encouraged to work hard to address food insecurity by setting up income-generating projects given the rising prices of basic foods and commodities.
The White Flag regiment celebrated the bravery of Chief Wilhelm Zeraeua against the German Colonial occupation during the 19th century at Omaruru over the weekend.
Despite long distances and a lack of transportation for remote Ovahimba communities, medical outreach programs continue to reach out to them.
Four fishing companies at Walvis Bay have taken legal action against workers, who allegedly, unlawfully left their jobs in August.
The Ovaherero and Ovambanderu communities converged at Ozombu Zovindimba in Otjinene, Omaheke Region, over the weekend for an annual commemoration that promotes the spirit of unity as well as to share updates on the ongoing genocide discussions.
Young people in Swakopmund say Namibians can benefit a lot from learning about each other's cultures and the history of how people used to sustain themselves in the olden days.
The Okahao Town Council is faced with a high demand for land in all income categories.
Its Chief Executive Officer, Junias Jakob, in an interview with nbc News, said the town has ample land for both residential and industrial use, but it needs to be served.
Roads Authority Chief Executive Officer Conrad Lutombi is concerned about uncleanliness along the Trans-Zambezi Highway.
Poor service delivery and a lack of schools for children with disabilities top the list of concerns raised at a recent engagement ||Kharas Governor Aletha Frederick's held with communities of all seven constituencies in the region.
