The ||Kharas Regional Council and Hyphen have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding for the upskilling of unemployed young people in the region.
The agreement was signed at Keetmanshoop.
Water regulations remain a key concern for many communities and businesses in the ||Kharas Region.
Stakeholders directly affected by water use regulations have expressed their support for an initiative aimed at raising awareness about the newly enacted Water Resource Management Act.
The Namibian Correctional Service has extended its community service orders programme to the Luderitz Magistrate's Court and Aus Periodical Court.
The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Lucia Witbooi, officially launched the programme's expansion at Luderitz.
Men have the responsibility to care for their loved ones, offer consistent support, and instill love and positive values within their families.
This was the message from teachers to the members of the Men for Change Boys Club launched at Keetmanshoop.
A group of Warmbad settlement community members protested over a litany of concerns they claimed hampers socio-economic development.
Community members of Keetmanshoop, as well as from the Berseba and Vaalgras villages, raised concern over inadequate service delivery during the Office of the National Council Chairperson's outreach visit to the ||Kharas Region.
The National Council Chairperson, Lukas Muha, is on a visit to ||Kharas Region to sensitise the public about the legislative body's role in governance and democracy.
Hyphen Energy and the Hardap Regional Council have joined hands in signing a Memorandum of Understanding for skills development and capacity building.
The signing ceremony took place at Mariental.
Residents of the ||Kharas and Hardap regions filled Keetmanshoop's J. Stephanus Stadium to capacity to pay homage to the late Founding President Sam Nujoma at a solemn memorial, honouring his legacy and contributions.
Some workers of the government's green scheme, the Orange River Irrigation Project (ORIP) at Aussenkehr, have voiced frustrations over being excluded from the government pension, GIPF.
Some workers are members of the GIPF, while others are not, leading the workers to claim discrimination against them.
