The Vice President, Lucia Witbooi, has reiterated that the government remains committed to continuous development and improving the living conditions of urban and peri-urban residents. 

The Blouwes Primary School has received a major boost to improve learning and living conditions at its community hostel following a donation of furniture by Debmarine Namibia.

The donation was officially handed over during a ceremony held in Blouwes Village.

Today was a special day for Elizabeth Christiaan of Farm Istawises in the ||Kharas Region as she celebrated her 101st birthday.

The Governor of ||Kharas, Dawid Gertze, and ||Kharas Regional Council Chairperson, Gerrit Witbooi, joined family and friends to celebrate Christiaan's milestone of 101 years.

Residents of Keetmanshoop have questioned the legality of the Landless People's Movement's decision to withdraw former Mayor Melody Swartbooi as its representative on the Keetmanshoop Town Council.

The withdrawal resulted in Swartbooi losing her mayor position.

The Hardap Region remains committed to supporting national priorities, strengthening regional development, and improving the living conditions of communities.

Hardap Governor Riaan McNab said this when he delivered the State of the Region address at Mariental.

The Governor of Hardap, Riaan McNab, has urged regional political and administrative leadership to prioritise economic development for the betterment of communities they serve. 

He made the call while addressing the Hardap Regional Council meeting. 

The draft Migration Bill seeks to align the three-decade-old immigration legislation with current migration trends and challenges. 

The Director of Immigration and Border Control, Danelie |Naris, revealed this during ||Kharas stakeholder consultations on the draft bill held in Keetmanshoop. 

The Chief Executive Officer of Luderitz Waterfront Development Company (LWDC), Fluksman Samuehl, provided assurance that the company will continue to champion economic drive through a smart city approach. 

The German-Namibian Joint Declaration Agreement on genocide, apologies and reparations is expected to be concluded before the end of the year. 

A member of the technical committee of the Genocide,  Apology and Reparations negotiations, Dr Charles Eiseb, revealed this in an interview with NBC News. 

The Shark Island site, which serves as a reminder of the 1904-1908 genocide horrors, must be guarded against any form of erasure, neglect or disintegration.