A group of Namibian youth are taking part in the International Community Leadership Training Course in Venezuela.

Dr. Hoze Riruako, leader of one of the two Herero factions, has called on traditional councillors in the Otjinene area to step in and diffuse the situation that might result in bloodshed. 

His call followed unrest in the area after a resident was killed over the weekend.

Poverty is considered the main contributing factor to criminal activities among young people in rural communities.

Tensions are rising in Tsumkwe, where community members have taken to the streets in protest against the recent appointment of a new police station commander.

Oshana Governor Hofni Ipinge has commended the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) for fulfilling its mandate through its various platforms in ensuring that people have access to information, including the government's developmental agendas. 

Usakos is poised to become one of Namibia's most digitally advanced towns, following the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding between Telecom Namibia and the Usakos Town Council.

The killing of an Otjinene resident has reignited long-forgotten tribal tensions in the community.

The Masubia Traditional Authority is preparing to host its first cultural celebration since the crowning of its new chief earlier this year.

The Masubia Festival takes place later this week.

In the heart of the Okahandja Park informal settlement in Katutura, a safe haven is giving hope to children in the community. 

Local resident Albertina Eises is offering afternoon classes, day care, and meals to children in the area, creating a nurturing space where they can learn, play, and grow.

The leader of the Uukwambi Traditional Authority, Elenga Enene Herman Ndilimani Iipumbu, is calling on the new Oshana Governor to make tangible changes that speak to the needs of the inhabitants throughout his tenure.