NamPower has launched its Integrated Strategic Business Plan for 2026 to 2030, outlining its priorities for electricity security, affordability and reduced reliance on imports.
The launch coincides with the power utility's 30th anniversary, marking three decades of supplying electricity to Namibia.
The National Association of Parents in Education (NAOPE) has been launched, with the aim to strengthen parental involvement in education and improve collaboration between parents, teachers and the government.
The deaf community is calling for greater recognition of sign language and equal access to education, employment, healthcare and public services.
The call was made during a march commemorating the International Week of the Deaf.
The Ju|'hoansi Traditional Authority will host the annual San Cultural Festival at Tsumkwe from September 24 to 26.
The Anglican Church in Namibia's Bishop Patrick Djuulume said the late retired Bishop Luke Pato was an international figure whose legacy was rooted in justice, reconciliation and peace.
Pato died in South Africa on the 6th of September.
Governments in the Southern Africa region have been urged to strengthen tobacco taxation as a tool to reduce its use and generate revenue for health and social services.
This comes as countries face pressure on public finances, rising non-communicable diseases, and declining external assistance.
Members of 34 Damara sub-clans from across Namibia came together in Windhoek for the 2026 ǂNīsa Damaradi ǂGaeǀhaos, celebrating Damara heritage, traditional attire, music and cultural unity.
Namibia's top agricultural innovators were recognised on Wednesday at the Agripreneurial Innovation Challenge Finale and Awards Ceremony, where 28-year-old self-taught innovator Kakunadunda Katuuo from Aminuis, founder of Orevia Green Farms, walked away with the N$150,000 first prize.
Community members of Baboon City informal settlement received training on making reusable sanitary pads and recycling household materials during an End Period Poverty (EPP) community outreach aimed at equipping families with practical skills beyond once-off donations.
Cabinet has approved a headquarters agreement for the Walvis Bay–Ndola–Lubumbashi (WBNL) Development Corridor Management Committee in Windhoek, the government announced on Tuesday.
