Information and Communication Technology Minister Emma Theofelus says the government will continue to collaborate with private entities to ensure that underserved communities have access to services.

As schools resume on Monday, the roads are expected to be busy, and the police are encouraging all road users to plan their trips early.

In a statement, the police are encouraging drivers to inspect their vehicles before travelling to make sure they are safe and roadworthy.

The National Democratic Party (NDP) has launched what it terms the NDP Guerrilla War strategic campaign ahead of the November Regional Councils and Local Authorities elections. 

The top ten Miss NGO Namibia finalists have embarked on a charity mission in the Epukiro Constituency, focussing on the San community. 

The trip to Epukiro is the first of several planned outreach activities across the country.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) awarded scholarships to 52 undergraduate students to pursue careers in the health profession.

The ministry revealed that 120 applications for scholarships were received from students interested in pursuing a career in the health profession.

Communities are being urged to devise mechanisms to mitigate natural disasters such as floods and droughts.

This call was made by the Director for Risk Management in the Office of the Prime Minister, Hellen Likando, at the closing of the recently concluded induction workshop for regional governors.

Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has called on young people to emulate the late former Minister of Works and Transport, Moses Amweelo's commitment to unity and skills development.

Speaking during a visit to the Amweelo family in Windhoek, Ngurare described him as a humble man and a role model to many. 

Rehoboth hosted the Root 77 Market Day, meant to serve as a platform for entrepreneurs to showcase their products and uplift the town's rich cultural potential, with a special focus on the enduring heritage of the Nama and Rehoboth Baster communities.

 A local Omaheke farmer and two other benefactors donated safety boots to six needy COSDEC trainees at Gobabis.

The donation follows COSDEC Omaheke reaching out for assistance for trainees at the centre who lacked safety boots. 

Speaking on behalf of the donors was Sarah |Goagoses.