PSC CALLS FOR STRONGER REGIONAL COOPERATION
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The Public Service Commission has called for stronger collaboration with regional leadership to address human resource challenges and improve public service delivery.
The Public Service Commission has called for stronger collaboration with regional leadership to address human resource challenges and improve public service delivery.
Alpha Sampofu Combined School held a wellness and team-building activity to mark Teachers' Day, bringing together educators from different schools to promote healthy living and teamwork.
The Mafwe Traditional Authority says the regional visit by NBC leadership demonstrates willingness to engage directly with its audience and strengthen relations with stakeholders.
Traditional authorities in the Zambezi Region have welcomed the hosting of Miss Namibia and Miss Teen Namibia next year.
Masubia Traditional Authority, Ngambela Raphael Mbala, encouraged the community to capitalise on the event.
The creative industry in the Zambezi Region has welcomed the NBC leadership's engagement, saying greater access to the corporation could create more opportunities for talent and strengthen them.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation is exploring a partnership with the Zambezi Regional Council to strengthen cooperation and promote development initiatives in the region.
Older persons are valuable sources of knowledge, wisdom and experience.
Communities have therefore been urged during the celebration of Older Persons Day at Muyako Village in the Katima Mulilo Rural Constituency to recognise their contribution to society.
The Swapo Party Women's Council's Regional Information and Mobilisation Officer for Zambezi, Ruthy Masake has described the decision to host the 9th Women Congress in the region as a major achievement.
The Congress is scheduled to take place from 09 to 11 December at Katima Mulilo.
Children are calling for safer homes, schools, and communities, saying violence, abuse, and neglect continue to affect their lives and prevent them from reaching their full potential.
The Masubia Traditional Authority has called on the government to fast-track development in the Muyako area.
The authority stated that the delay of multiple projects and lack of adequate services continue to be a challenge for the community.