A women empowerment organisation called LOLA was launched at Rundu with the hopes of changing the lives of young women there.
The launch was attended by learners from different schools.
The Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) celebrated a major milestone—its 30th anniversary—highlighting its local and international achievements, as well as its significant contributions to the country's economic development and growth.
The Speaker of the National Assembly, Peter Katjavivi, described his late wife, Jane, as a social justice advocate and a strong promoter of literature who dedicated her life to preserving Namibian heritage.
The more than 200 shack owners who lost their homes in a massive fire at Walvis Bay have appealed to the municipality to give them plots.
The shack fire victims say congested residential areas are death traps during fire outbreaks.
The new regulations and the National Arts Council Bill will change the landscape of the creatives in the country.
The bill, currently in draft, covers decentralisation, governance, royalties for artists, and monetisation of digital content.
The Naingopo Junior Primary School, which was established about 46 years ago, some 80 kilometres south of Rundu, finally received a minimal facelift and a new classroom block.
This comes after a long-time call from the community who felt the school was left neglected for too many years.
Various stakeholders were summoned to appear for a meeting at the Kavango East Regional Council, following the water crisis at Ndama Junior Primary School in Rundu.
The High Court has set aside the suspension of Karasburg Town Council political office bearers, declaring it unlawful.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, dissolved the entire council without remuneration in March this year.
The management of the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has underscored the critical role of fostering an environment where every registered voter feels empowered to exercise their right to vote.
The Apgar Maternity Hospital, which was inaugurated in Windhoek, will serve as a beacon of hope to communities and improve maternal and children's health.
Apgar Maternity Hospital symbolises a commitment to care for and save the lives of newborns.
