President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has urged Namibians to use cultural traditions to unite the country, rather than divide its national identity.
Dr. Nandi-Ndaitwah emphasised that preserving languages, customs, and heritage is essential for community building.
Namibia's housing backlog has surpassed 270 thousand units, while more than 200,000 households are now living in informal settlements across the country.
African leaders are expected to confront the continent's worsening peace and security challenges at an Extraordinary Session of the African Union (AU) Assembly of Heads of State and Government in Angola on Sunday.
The Roads Authority (RA) has launched an N$13 million Project Control System (PCS) aimed at strengthening the planning, monitoring and management of road projects across Namibia's nearly 50,000-kilometre road network.
The government says Namibia's national honours system is meant to recognise service and exceptional achievement, not privilege, political connections or favouritism.
Minister of Defence and Veterans Affairs Frans Kapofi provided the clarification as the country commemorated Heroes' Day on August 26.
Miss Namibia National Director Beaulah Boois-Beukes has thanked Namibians for the support shown to Miss Teen International Namibia 2026, Chantel Boeren, as she continues her journey in India.
Two women from Onyaluwili Village in the Anamulenge Constituency of the Omusati Region have successfully transformed their traditional Oshiwambo pottery-making skills into a sustainable business that now provides for their families.
The Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Housing, George !Garab said road accidents have reached a point where they can no longer be treated as an ordinary transport challenge, as they constitute a national public health, social, economic, and development crisis.
The NDP has rejected allegations of dictatorship, nepotism, and financial misconduct directed at party leader Martin Lukato, though officials admit internal divisions are shaking the party ranks.
Bethanie youth in the ||Kharas region, who are members of the 'Begin to Imagine Initiative', continue to create opportunities for their fellows, despite challenges that have affected their youth development programmes over the years.
