In less than a decade, Namibia has made significant strides in financial inclusion, the statistics improving from 51% to 78%. 

This progress, driven by the Namibia Financial Sector Strategy, launched in 2012, reflects a strong commitment to expanding access to financial services across the country.

The NUST Cultural Festival commenced today under the theme "Celebrating our Diverse Tapestry of Culture."

The theme highlights the rich variety of cultures in Namibia, focussing on cultural diversity, youth engagement, and cultural exchange.

Former Mafwe Litunga Richard Mamili V has died aged 92.

The death of Litunga Mamili, who died in Rundu Hospital, was announced by the Mafwe Traditional Authority.

His death coincided with the Lusata annual cultural festival, which he founded 43 years ago. 

The lives of more than 20 families at Kuten-Hoas settlement in the ||Kharas Region were transformed when their houses were connected to the national electricity grid.

The Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association of Namibia (MJA) has expressed deep concern over the safety and security of judicial officers following a brazen arson attack on the Gobabis Magistrate’s Court. 

Namibia's export earnings stood at N$8.7 billion in August this year. This figure represents a decline of 12.7% from N$10 billion recorded in July 2024. 

The import bill for the month under review stood at N$12.3 billion. This is an increase of 1.9% from N$12 billion recorded during the preceding month. 

The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Albert Kawana, has promised that construction of police accommodation at Impalila Island will be completed by the end of October.

The Republican Party's Henk Mudge has called on the Head of State to disclose the details of the agreement reached at the UN Summit, following President Nangolo Mbumba's signing of the UN Pact for the Future. 

A comic book that promotes inclusivity and representation of people with disabilities was launched in Windhoek today.

The book under the project Hear Me gives deaf individuals a character they can relate to.

Learners of Shuumbwa Combined School in the Oshikoto Region urged their fellow learners to surround themselves with positive people.

They made the remarks at the commemoration of the Day of the Namibian Child.