European investment in Namibia is growing, with Finland, France, and Spain strengthening economic ties in key sectors. Their ambassadors recently shared updates on their commitments, highlighting efforts in energy, mining, education, and industry.
Hiskia Asino, a final-year PhD student in Aquaculture and Nutrition at the Sam Nujoma UNAM campus in Henties Bay, is making significant strides with his research on the potential of aquaculture to tackle some of Namibia's most pressing socio-economic challenges.
As part of its corporate social responsibility and ongoing efforts to fight cancer, Bank Windhoek, through its Cancer Apple Project, has contributed N$2.5 million to the Cancer Association of Namibia.
The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development (MURD) has warned the public about a fake tender circulating on social media, falsely claiming government involvement in a large-scale construction project.
The National Security Guards Protection Union (NSGPU) calls on all security companies to comply with the minimum wage directive issued by the Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation authorities.
The Inspector General of the Namibian Police Force has called on police officers to perform their duties diligently and provide quality services.
Lieutenant Joseph Shikongo made this statement during his visit to Otjiwarongo.
The Deputy Prime Minister has urged coordinators overseeing regional drought relief warehouses to ensure food supplies are distributed without delay, rather than keeping them in storage for extended periods.
Democracy appears to be facing challenges worldwide, with rising authoritarianism and the spread of disinformation reshaping political landscapes.
Authorities in Windhoek are raising concerns over the growing cases of dog neglect and mistreatment.
The City of Windhoek (CoW) has observed an increase in cases where dogs are not properly cared for, emphasising the need for stronger measures to protect them.
Windhoek's new mayor has outlined her vision for the city, promising to tackle pressing challenges and drive development.
