The Oshakati Town Council has upgraded the Uukwangula Settlement to a township after acquiring the settlement from the Oshana Regional Council.
The township will now benefit from all municipal services.
The Epukiro Post Drive Centenary Celebration Committee has announced the start of the celebration.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation has extended condolences to the family and friends of its former employee, Japie Beukes, who died last Friday.
The 62-year-old Jacobus Beukes, better known as Japie, joined the nbc as a Telex Operator in 1988.
The Ovaherero Traditional Authority has welcomed the postponement of the inauguration of the Hosea Kutako Homestead Shrine and Memorial Museum by President Nangolo Mbumba.
The National Housing Enterprise (NHE) built 516 houses in the 2023/2024 financial year, facilitating homeownership for middle- to low-income earners.
The demand for affordable housing remains high, with many families still relying on rentals or living in informal settlements lacking basic services.
Land ownership for the |Khomanin people remains a sensitive issue that requires urgent attention. Gaos of the |Khomanin, Juliana Gawa!Nas, made this statement during the annual |Khomanin Festival held at Baumgartsbrunn over the weekend.
The Epukiro Constituency has made significant strides in the areas of agriculture, rural electrification, health, and information and communication infrastructure.
A Congress of Democrats (CoD) member who accompanied a delegation of political parties and observers to South Africa to observe the printing of the election ballot papers has died at a Johannesburg hospital.
The ECN announced that Johannes Matroos died on Saturday.
Female entrepreneurs at Swakopmund believe the 'She Rebuilds the World' initiative is key to defeating youth unemployment in Namibia.
More than 40 female entrepreneurs were empowered at the 'She Rebuilds the World' initiative at Swakopmund.
Activist and |Khomani Axab, Shaun Gariseb, led a group of |Khomanin people to the city's Central Business District demanding the government's action over ancestral land rights—an issue that has frustrated the community for 14 years.
