Forensic Psychologist and Head of Rehabilitation at the Namibia Correctional Service, Emma Nafuka, has warned that the boy-child who suffers trauma and goes untreated is more likely to become a perpetrator, continuing a cycle of abuse. 

A tragic accident occurred today in Gobabis, where a woman lost her life while dismantling metal intended for sale to a scrap metal dealer.

Namibia is taking deliberate steps to reduce reliance on food imports by promoting local food production to enhance food security.

While Namibia is celebrating the Day of the African Child under the theme 'Planning and Budgeting for Children's Rights: Progress since 2010', young voices called for more than just promises.

The use of vaping products among the youth in Namibia is rising at an alarming rate, with no regulations on the import and sales of these products.

These products often contain at least 5 grams of nicotine and can be highly addictive, leading to various health risks.