A family of seven in Hakahana, Windhoek, has been left homeless after their house caught fire on Monday morning.
The house owner, Rachel Mwanyekele, recalled leaving the house to buy food and other necessities with plans to travel to the north the following day.
The construction of a soup kitchen and counselling office is set to kick-start following Powercom's donation of N$60,000 to Omake Charity Organisation.
For the past eight years, Omake Charity Organisation has been serving the community from borrowed spaces in temporary structures.
For many children, a home is more than just a place to live – it is where they find love, belonging and hope.
Otjiwarongo resident Eddy Kgobetsi has been helping the less privileged part of his life for nearly two decades.
Sometimes, heroism is found in compassion, selflessness and the decision to help others without expecting anything in return.
Through providing meals on Saturdays, Keetmanshoop resident Eveline Kröhne has turned her home into a place of care and nourishment for vulnerable children.
Key stakeholders, such as the Integrated Rural Development and Nature Conservation (IRDNC) through the human-wildlife support team and conservancies in Kunene Region continue to play an integral role in maintaining human-wildlife conflict (HWC) related cases.
The Executive Director of Integrated Rural Development and Nature Conservation (IRDNC), John Kasaona, is satisfied with the progress made by the Kunene Elephant Walk initiative.
Kufamosha Information Disability Center Spokesperson Wilhelmina Kashima said some families still hide relatives with disabilities by keeping them at home and not exposing them to the outside world.
She was speaking during the opening ceremony of the Kufamosha Expo at Oshifukwa in the Oshikoto Region.
The Speaker of the National Assembly, Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, visited and toured the Cheshire Home Facility in the Zambezi region on Monday.
The speaker commended the work of the facility and appealed to community members to support the initiative.
A water reticulation project at Mururani village has reduced the distance to collect water for many households.
The project is spearheaded by the Kavango West Regional Council through the Mankumpi Constituency office.
