Christians across Namibia marked Easter Sunday by commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, viewing it as the cornerstone of their faith and a source of renewed hope.

As the nation reflects during this Easter period, a cloud of sorrow has fallen over the Anglican Diocese's community following the death of Reverend Suoma Hamalwa-Shilungamwa.

Ongwediva Elcin Parish was filled to capacity as Christians gathered to observe Easter.

Congregants sang hymns, prayed, and received holy communion, reflecting on their renewed faith.

They reflected on the enduring message of sacrifice, compassion, and salvation that this holy day represents.

The Easter holiday is one of the most remembered periods in the Christian calendar, as it marks the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. 

This period is also about family bonding through various activities.

Oshikoto Police have intensified patrols in all 11 constituencies ahead of the Easter weekend.

With an expected influx of people and traffic ahead of the Easter long weekend, the police are moving to enhance visibility in crime-prone areas.

Congregants gathered at various worship houses to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

One of these places was Tanidare Parish in Katutura, where they assembled from five o'clock in the morning to celebrate the resurrection of Christ.

Many Namibians are spending their Easter weekend at the Swakopmund beach.

The popular holiday destination has seen high traffic volumes since Easter Friday.

Namibia's first family, President Hage Geingob and First Lady Monica Geingos, joined congregants at the Inner-City Lutheran Congregation Church in Windhoek for the Easter Sunday service.