The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) is consulting communities on two draft Bills: the Human Tissue Bill and the Blood Services Bill.

The ||Kharas Region residents want assurance whether the micro-credentials will be recognised, affordable and accessible to everyone.

They have raised these concerns during a consultation by the Namibia Qualification Authority (NQA) on the Draft National Policy on Microcredentials at Keetmanshoop.

Members of different Traditional Authorities in the ||Kharas region have expressed mixed views on the proposed expansion of the Namport Harbour in Lüderitz.

These views were raised during a recent consultation meeting in Keetmanshoop organised by the Office of ||Kharas Governor Dawid Gertze.  

The Otjiwarongo community has given input on the proposed Tobacco Products Control Amendment Bill.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services conducted the public consultation to gather views before the proposed amendments are tabled in Parliament.

A proposed mining waste recovery project in the Okaoko area of the Kunene Region has moved a step forward. Dasanyuan Namibia, a company that proposed a waste recovery project in the area of Okaoko, held a public meeting to consult with residents on its plans to collect discarded tailings for processing at a new fact

||Kharas Region residents sought clarity on how the Draft Space and Science and Technology Bill would benefit their communities.

These questions were raised during a recent public consultation hosted by the National Steering Committee in Keetmanshoop.

The need for nuclear regulation in the country was highlighted at the Regional Public Consultation in |Khomas region on the draft nuclear Bill.

The law aims to regulate and develop the sector, ensuring public safety and benefits from the technology.

Residents of Kavango West fear the region could miss development if the government proceeds with the Kavango-Grootfontein water link project.

The concern was raised during a community meeting with the consultants at Mururani.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Constitutional, Legal Affairs and Petitions in the National Assembly held a public consultation in Otjiwarongo on the review and reform assessment of the Namibian Constitution.

The unresolved cases of corruption in the Zambezi region caused dissatisfaction among certain participants at the regional consultation regarding the formulation of the third National Anti-corruption strategy for the years 2026-2030.