Children at Leevi Katoma Kindergarten in Okahwa Village, Tsandi Constituency, in the Omusati Region, are learning under difficult conditions, with no desks, books, or pens, forcing them to practice writing in the soil.
A non-profit organisation has provided mothers in Kamutjonga Village with reusable nappies in an effort to reduce pollution in the Kavango River and protect the surrounding environment.
The Kavango River is a vital source of life for many people and animals in this part of Namibia.
Watching a child battle a rare medical condition can be a draining journey.
Two residents with multiple disabilities in the Linyanti Constituency have received life-changing wheelchairs from their local councillor's office.
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.
