KATIMA TAXI DRIVERS CONCERNED OVER ILLEGAL OPERATORS

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Taxi drivers in Katima Mulilo have bemoaned a high number of unregistered taxis in the town.

They say unregistered taxis are benefiting more than them from the recent two-dollar increase in taxi fare, as they do not pay set road transport charges.

GAUTENG RESIDENTS IN TSUMKWE PLEAD FOR ACCESS TO WATER

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Residents of Gauteng, a settlement in Tsumkwe, say they are forced to beg for water from neighbours as those who have connected water pipes to the communal taps allegedly refuse to share the facilities that would grant them access to water. 

AIRSTRIKE IN NIGERIA’S ZAMFARA STATE LEAVES SCORES DEAD, DISPLACED

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At least 100 civilians were reported killed and many others injured and displaced after a military airstrike in Zamfara State, northwestern Nigeria, on Sunday, as the army continues to battle bandit gangs and insurgent groups across regions.

NAMIBIANS GATHER FOR NATIONAL ROAD PRAYER AMID RISING ROAD DEATHS

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Church leaders, government officials, and hundreds of community members gathered along the B1 bridge in the capital for Namibia's National Road Prayer.

The prayer was organised by the Council of Churches in Namibia as a call for safe travel.

GOVERNMENT WORKING TO ESTABLISH INFORMATION COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE

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The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has confirmed that the government is actively working to establish the Office of the Information Commissioner in line with the implementation of Namibia's Access to Information Act.