The Swapo Party has committed a budget of over N$85 billion over the next five years if given the mandate to continue governing.
The billions of dollars will go towards, among others, massive job creation for unemployed Namibians.
The Lüderitz Waterfront Development Company has revealed plans to construct a state-of-the-art beachfront hotel and private medical facility.
The Mariental Trade Festival has been hailed as a testament to the resilience, creativity, and determination of the people of Hardap, playing a vital role in fostering a thriving local economy by offering opportunities to both young and seasoned entrepreneurs.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) has extended condolences to the bereaved family of former nbc Kaisames FM Manager Joseph !Garab.
!Garab died at his farm near Khorixas on Tuesday, aged 65.
Brazil recently commemorated its 202 years of independence at the ambassador's residence in Klein Windhoek.
They also celebrated 30 years of cooperation with Namibia in the navy field.
The Vice President of Namibia, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, officially inaugurated a new periodic court in !Hoachanas, marking a significant milestone in the government's efforts to improve access to justice in rural areas.
The Directorate of Disaster Risk Management in the Office of the Prime Minister will soon roll out a voucher system to streamline the drought relief food aid distribution.
The distributors of green hydrogen in developed countries called for partnership and collaboration during the Global African Hydrogen Summit.
One such is Nel Hydrogen, a global hydrogen company based in Oslo, Norway, delivering solutions to produce hydrogen from renewable energy.
The critical role of climate technology, water infrastructure, and research in the development of green hydrogen industries was highlighted during the inaugural Global African Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, is disappointed with some councillors whom he said did not learn anything during the induction.
This, Uutoni said, results in the councillors making catastrophic and uniform decisions contrary to what they were supposed to have learnt.
