A Seventh-day Adventist Youth Director has called on young people to talk about their problems instead of suffering in silence.
Over 2,000 young people from Namibia, South Africa, Lesotho, and Eswatini have gathered at Swakopmund for a youth congress.
The Walvis Bay Management Committee has been accused of boycotting a special council meeting that was aimed at discussing the Red Force Debt Management contract.
The municipality lawyer was supposed to present the findings of an investigation into the Red Force contract at the meeting.
The Erongo Region has received the award for the best performance in the country regarding public pharmaceutical services, while Onandjokwe Intermediate Hospital has been acknowledged as the best pharmacy in the country.
Legal battles and lengthy procurement processes have negatively affected the availability of pharmaceuticals in public health facilities.
Community members locked the gates of the Daure Daman Traditional Authority office at Uis because Chief Zacharias Seibeb has allegedly not responded to their petition handed over last year.
Uis in the Daures constituency of Erongo Region needs about N$1.5 million to overcome the water problem at the settlement.
Erongo Chief Regional Officer Mupenzeni Ntelamo says the old asbestos pipe that takes water from the Namwater reservoir to Uis is clogged with limescale.
Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister Derek Klazen says the Government Employment Redress Programme will be renegotiated to find a solution for fishermen to do active work on vessels.
Labour Minister Utoni Nujoma and Fisheries Minister Derek Klazen convened a closed-door meeting at Walvis Bay to answer fishermen's continuous concerns.
The Swakopmund municipality's engineering department reported that the more than N$28 million invested in sewage infrastructure over the past decade has significantly reduced sewage spills in the coastal town.
This improvement comes after extensive repairs and restructuring of the sewage system.
Political party representatives at the coast have called on the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) to increase the number of registration points for voters.
The ECN is getting ready to register voters between June 3 and August 1.
