Rundu residents, particularly children, are dedicated to getting their pets vaccinated against rabies.
During a visit by the NBC News team to various vaccination points around Ndama, children were seen bringing their dogs, cats, and guinea pigs for their shots.
Important decisions affecting the Mashare Agricultural Development Institute in the Kavango East Region are currently being made in Windhoek—a situation that regional leaders say must change.
Budgetary constraints and a sluggish procurement system are contributing to the collapse of the Mashare Agricultural Development Institute (MADI) in the Kavango East Region.
Unit Manager at the Rundu Dialysis Centre, Augustinus Alpo, says they have seen an increase in local patients presenting symptoms of herbal intoxication.
Rundu Dialysis Centre is the only private centre offering dialysis treatment. They have been in operation for just over a year.
Some patients receiving treatment at the Rundu Dialysis Centre in Kavango East say the centre has made a huge impact in their lives.
Before it came into existence, over a year ago, patients would often travel to Windhoek for treatment.
The local community and the regional leadership in Kavango East are looking for ways to put an end to the suspected food poisoning cases in the region.
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Mutorwa called for an urgent meeting at Ndiyona this weekend.
Some road construction projects in the Kavango East Region have hit delays.
Roads Authority CEO, Conrad Lutombi, said these delays are partly due to late payments to contractors.
Students at the Sauyemwa Centre for the Visually Impaired in Rundu, Kavango East, say they feel honoured to be remembered on Africa Day.
This comes after the Riverdale Private Academy paid the visually impaired students a visit to appreciate them.
Frances Shaahama, Road Accident, Kavango West, Culpable Homicide, Namibia Traffic, Teen Fatality
A 15-year-old boy died on Wednesday morning after he was bumped while walking on the B10 road near Dudu Village in Kavango West.
The Namibian Police are searching for seven Namibian cattle owners and two Angolan cattle herders who crossed into Angola on 11 May 2025.
