A national budget is the government’s financial roadmap. It sets out how much revenue is expected and how public funds will be allocated to key priorities and sectors.

The Deputy Director in the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism's Tourism Department, Elise Hashikutuva, says she is satisfied with input from stakeholders during the validation workshop on the Revised National Policy on Sustainable Tourism Development.

Namibia-China relations are moving beyond trade and diplomacy.

This time around, the focus is the newsroom, the cultural space, and people-to-people ties.

For learners in rural Namibia access to safe and adequate classrooms remains a challenge.

At Okongue Primary School about 50 kilometers outside Omatjete, the crowdedness has been eased following an investment of millions of dollars in new and renovated facilities at the school.

The National Assembly has approved the appointment of four members for the Land Tribunal Committee, who will serve for a three-year term.

The Tribunal provides a legal forum for resolving land reform disputes and hearing appeals relating to agricultural land.

Namport Social Investment Fund has injected over N$2 million for the installation and rehabilitation of five boreholes in the Oshikoto Region.

The region's Governor Sacky Kathindi said water and sanitation remain among the region's critical challenges.

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology has launched the Harmonised Government Communication Strategy 2026-2030, the Government Corporate Brand Identity Manual 2026-2030 and the Government Communicators Forum of Namibia.

The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has underscored that the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's (NBC) Newsroom integrity is protected by policy, regulation, and professional standards and that the corporation has maintained fairness, balance, and impartiality in its reporting.<

About 40,000 applications for the Namibia Students' Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) have been approved out of 56,000.

At just 31 years old, Namibian legal scholar Kelvin Vries has joined the ranks of Namibians to earn a doctorate from the University of Oxford after successfully defending his PhD thesis in law.