The 4x4 Initiative Foundation has donated school shoes and pledged general support to the flood-affected families.
The relocation site at Farm 508, established by the City of Windhoek to accommodate flood victims, is beginning to take shape, with additional support pouring in from various stakeholders.
The Moses ||Garoëb Constituency and the |Khomas Regional Council joined forces to donate more than 60 food parcels to the elderly people in the constituency.
A Windhoek resident, Mandla Paulus, has opened up about his recovery from alcohol and drug addiction.
In a brave and candid interview with nbc News, Paulus detailed how he achieved remaining sober for over 14 years.
The Chief Meteorological Forecaster at the Namibia Meteorological Service Odillo Kgobetsi has cautioned about potential risks of flash floods and lightning due in the coming days, particularly for the Kavango and Zambezi regions.
Many individuals lose track of their fitness goals during the festive season due to overindulging in a variety of activities.
Genesis Fitness Club Instructor Ingenuous Nekongo says many fitness enthusiasts break free from their usual exercise regimens.
The capital city is lit up with Christmas decorations, which shows how important they are for celebrating Christmas Day.
Christmas decorations generated enthusiasm among Windhoek residents, leading to celebrating the sacred day.
Lawyer Sisa Namandje has donated N$100 000 towards the Sisa Namandje Foundation to benefit less fortunate households.
Established in 2020, the Foundation operates primarily through donations from its founder and senior director, Sisa Namandje, supported by other supportive contributors.
The National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor), through its subsidiary Seaflower, has joined the national fight against drought by donating 14 tonnes of fish to the Namibia Governor's Forum.
13 children are on record having committed suicide over the past year.
This and the alarming rate of suicide among men are among the top concerns of the |Khomas Suicide Prevention Taskforce.
The Windhoek Central Hospital Forensic Unit received a donation of cosmetics, clothes, Christmas hampers, gardening tools, and sweet treats from the Namibian Automated Clearing House, Namclear.
