A group of genocide victims' descendants from the !Gai||naxas area in the Berseba Constituency has arrived in Windhoek ahead of Namibia’s first official Genocide Remembrance Day, set for May 28.
In preparation for the second edition of the San Cultural Festival, the organisers are engaging various key stakeholders at Otjiwarongo to ensure the successful hosting of the event.
Culture is the backbone of any given society, hence the importance of preserving it.
With over 1.4 million members in 200 countries around the world, Rotary International continues to uphold its founding motto, Service above Self.
The latest addition to the Rotary family is the Keetmanshoop Rotary Club, formerly chartered in June 2024.
The top 10 finalists of Miss Namibia 2025 were warmly received at the Palace of the Omukwaniilwa of Ondonga on Africa Day, marking a unique cultural milestone for the pageant.
Students at the Sauyemwa Centre for the Visually Impaired in Rundu, Kavango East, say they feel honoured to be remembered on Africa Day.
This comes after the Riverdale Private Academy paid the visually impaired students a visit to appreciate them.
Former Miss Universe Michelle McLean-Bailey has extended Africa Day wishes to Namibians, dedicating the special occasion to Namibia’s first female President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, whom she describes as her inspiration.
The Epukiro community in the Omaheke Region say slow development in the constituency is negatively impacting their living standards.
Residents shared this at the Decentralisation Awareness Session held at Epukiro Pos 3 in the Omaheke Region.
Close to a hundred senior citizens at Keetmanshoop in the ||Kharas Region were treated to a meal in celebration of Africa Day.
The Otjiwarongo Municipality unanimously approved the 2025/26 capital and expenditure budget of more than N$226 million at its special council meeting held here on Friday.
The council in 2024 tabled a budget of about N$144 million.
The high rate of teenage pregnancies in Namibia is becoming a growing concern.
With a national average of nearly 20% of teenage girls falling pregnant annually, the Ombetja Yehinga Organisation (OYO), through its Youth Arts Festival, is touring the ||Kharas Region to raise awareness.
