The National Disability Council of Namibia is calling for an end to discrimination against people with disabilities.
The council this week launched its new logo during the commemoration of National Disability Day at Otjiwarongo.
Grootfontein Municipality is constructing houses to relocate current single-quarter residents and for the old structure to be demolished.
Grootfontein Municipality has started implementing some of the initiatives outlined in its Strategic Plan for 2024–2028.
Division amongst staff members at schools led to the regression of the Otjozondjupa Region to the 6th position.
Otjozondjupa Acting Education Director Uerivangera Tjivikua mentioned the division to nbc News.
Residents of Neu Sommerau resettlement farm near Kombat are calling on the government to improve their roads as children get stuck when they walk in the mud on the way to school during the rainy seasons.
The Neu Sommerou resettlement farm has been in existence since 2003.
The Otjiwarongo mayor has called on residents to refrain from littering.
Gottlieb Shivute made this call during the Otjiwarongo clean-up campaign.
The Otavi Constituency has announced that it will start registering farmers who have been pushed to townlands with their animals to benefit from drought relief food.
The Regional Councillor of the Otavi Constituency, George !Garab, says this group of farmers is a special case.
The Deputy Minister of Marginalised Communities Royal |Ui|o|oo has encouraged marginalised youth to prioritise education if they are to take up leadership positions.
|Ui|o|oo was speaking at the workshop of the elected leaders of the Indigenous Marginalised Youth Organisation of Namibia (IMYON).
Livestock farmers in the Okakarara District are worried as their animals have started to die as a result of a lack of grazing.
Most farmers say they cannot afford animal fodder.
An nbc News team driving through Okakarara witnessed malnourished cattle roaming around in search of grazing.
Learners of Ombili Primary School at Otjiwarongo are no longer being taught in tents, thanks to B2Gold Namibia, which has built them into a fully-fledged school.
Drought relief assistance and livestock support programmes for thousands of vulnerable and affected communities and farmers in the Otjozondjupa Region will be distributed from the beginning of October until June 2024.
