The Ministry of Health and Social Services 13 second-hand caravans have found a second life on the frontlines of the law enforcement in the Oshana Region.
The vehicles will boost operational capacity and mobile policing across the region.
Works and Transport Deputy Minister Hans Haikali says Business Expo provides valuable platforms for entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services, exchange ideas, build partnerships and explore new markets.
Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi says bus operators play a critical role in Namibian society, contributing to job creation and the country's economic growth.
A call for greater compassion and an end to stigma against people experiencing mental health challenges was made at Ongwediva in the Oshana Region during the commemoration of World Mental Health Day and suicide prevention.
Namibia continues to mourn the passing of its second First Lady, Penehupifo Pohamba, who died on 17 October. She is remembered for her dedication to maternal and child healthcare, the fight against HIV/AIDS and malaria, and the empowerment of women and rural communities.
Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Sanet Steenkamp has expressed concern over the Oshana Region's poor performance at the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Advance Subsidiary, NSSCAS level.
The region was ranked 14th.
The State Veterinarian for Animal Disease Control in the Oshana Region has called on the Ministry of Education to consider incorporating Rabies education into the school curriculum to help reduce deaths caused by the disease.
The Oshana police have confiscated items from a residence in Ongwediva following suspicions of illegal pawn transactions.
Laptops, televisions, gas cylinders, stoves, cigarettes and other household goods were confiscated at a residence of an Angolan national.
The Maria Fishing Company donated toiletries to Eluwa Resource School in the Oshana region, valued at N$50,000.
Eluwa Resource School provides specialised education and care to children with visual, intellectual, and hearing impairments.
Eenhana VTC Centre Manager Junias Jacob says Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions have the capacity to develop the skills needed to support Namibia's emerging industries.
