The Governor of ||Kharas, Dawid Gertze, has called for a collective commitment to the preservation of the country's rich and diverse heritage.
Gertze made the call in a message delivered on his behalf at the official opening of the 2026 Heritage Week celebrations in Vaalgras.
Church leaders from different denominations and community members gathered in Keetmanshoop to observe the National Prayer Day.
The national spiritual event addresses various societal challenges, particularly those related to gender-based violence and road accidents.
The Otjiwarongo community has given input on the proposed Tobacco Products Control Amendment Bill.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services conducted the public consultation to gather views before the proposed amendments are tabled in Parliament.
Unresolved fencing of grazing land at Nkandi West Village in the Kavango West Region continues to cause tension.
Keetmanshoop residents have welcomed the reigning Miss Pre-Teen Africa, Lizaan Kamburute, as she brought the title home over the weekend.
The community celebrates the grade 9 learner's achievement after participating in the pageant held on the 29th of last month.
Former learners of Festus Gonteb Primary School in Swakopmund are moving swiftly to turn the construction of a N$50 million school hall into reality.
||Kharas Governor Dawid Gertze has called for unity among political parties and the wider community, saying collective action is needed to confront the region's developmental challenges.
Community members in Gam gathered on Friday to mark Adult Learners' Week ahead of International Literacy Day, with regional leaders calling for an end to the social stigma surrounding adult education.
It was a gesture of honesty, but for 63-year-old Keetmanshoop resident Anna Cloete, the return of her lost wallet was a reminder that compassion, honesty and humanity still exist within the community.
Cloete was left distressed after losing her wallet with 80 dollars and national identity documents.
When one hears the word hero, names from the Namibian's liberation struggle quickly come to mind.
However, for some Namibians, their heroes are not found in history books or on monuments but at home, in places where sacrifices, love and courage are part of everyday life.
