The Chief of the |Gaiodaman Traditional Authority, Joseph Haraseb, was buried in Windhoek at the Pioneerspark Cemetery.
Haraseb died last month, aged 82.
Traditional leaders, family members, and representatives from various ǂNûkhoen clans paid tribute to the life and legacy of their leader.
In a rare gesture, former Swakopmund mayor Dina Namubes has donated her access to her guesthouse and sewing machines to offer free dressmaking training to women and girls.
The initiative aims to empower the community.
African Vocals, a male a cappella group from Swakopmund, is gearing up for exposure through a two-month tour in Germany.
Ensembled in 2012 from the streets of Mondesa, Swakopmund, African Vocals is a 16-member a cappella male group.
The Organisation for the Empowerment of Widows/Widowers and Orphans of HIV/AIDS in Namibia (OEWONA) handed over bedding, toys, and clothing, among other things, to orphans and vulnerable members of society in the Omusati, Ohangwena, and Kavango West regions.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has appealed to Namibians to reward mothers with protection, love and compassion.
The President made the appeal against the backdrop of the observance of Mother’s Day on May 11th.
Fifteen-year-old Beyonce !Kharuxas, the last of the three young girls who were brutally murdered at Okahandja, was buried today.
Beyoncé was remembered as a shy introvert and often isolated teenager.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa has directed the Bukalo Village Council to open a criminal case against three employees who allegedly embezzled funds from the council .
About N$471,592 has been lost at the hands of three employees.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has praised the Omagongo Festival as a vital platform for honouring tradition and reaffirming the commitment to preserving cultural heritage for future generations.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called on traditional leaders to work alongside the government in combating domestic violence, particularly the abuse of women and children.
Residents of Nepara Village in Kavango West are calling for urgent action against an illegal settler. The settler's expanding herd of cattle has reportedly been destroying their crops for years.
