In remembrance of the late Dr. Hage Geingob, former learners, board members, and parents of Hage Geingob High School gathered at Emmanuel Parish in Windhoek for a candlelight ceremony to pay tribute and celebrate the life and legacy of the late President.
Faced with an alarming shortage of blood, the Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia joined forces with Shincheonji Church of Jesus volunteers to carry out a blood drive to boost blood stocks and save lives.
The learners at Five Rand Primary School will no longer be taught in crowded classes after Fly and Help and Oshimada built five additional classrooms.
The entities joined hands with the government by building five classrooms to make life easier for the Five Rand Primary School in Okahandja.
Suicide is not the answer to every problem.
These were the words of Dr. Cornelia Ndifon, urging people to speak out.
According to police statistics, a total of 1,542 Namibians committed suicide between April 1, 2020, and March 31, 2023.
Ten babies were delivered on New Year's Day at Rhino Park, Katutura, and Windhoek Central hospitals.
Four bouncing baby boys were born in the Central Hospital, while three girls and one boy were delivered at the Katutura Hospital.
Rhino Park Hospital delivered one boy and a girl.
Street vendors around Windhoek have expressed concern over a decline in business activity during the festive season.
Goods and services typically become cheaper during festive season as retailers offer discounted prices.
In a deeply saddening discovery, the body of a baby girl, estimated to be between seven and nine months old, was found abandoned next to a municipality skip container on Etetewe Street, near the open market in Windhoek's Hakahana Residential area, yesterday.
A new union called the Association of Mineworkers Beneficiaries Namibia (AMBENA) has been launched in Windhoek.
AMBENA will be advocating for the rights and benefits of current and former mineworkers.
In a heartwarming gesture ahead of the festive season, homeless individuals taking shelter at the Katutura Youth Centre were treated to lunch packs, courtesy of a collaborative effort between Namib Mills and Epupa Investment Technology.
Family and friends paid tribute to the late renowned musician Axali Doëseb as they gathered at the ELRCN's Bet-El Parish in Katutura to celebrate his life through church songs, many of which he composed.
