This year's Oktoberfest organisers are promising another exhilarating experience.
The festival aims to bring families from all walks of life together to create lasting memories.
The festival, which is in its 64th year, has grown over the years from hundreds to thousands of attendees.
Students at the International University of Namibia's (IUM) satellite campus at Nkurenkuru kicked off the four-day Annual Cultural Festival under the theme "The Echoes of the Past: Embracing Our Diverse Cultures."
When he took over as the Governor of the Ohangwena Region, two critical issues needed Sebastian Ndeitunga's attention: a lack of potable water and a poor road network, areas which he prioritised.
Workers of the Gobabis Municipality staged a demonstration demanding that the council investigate financial status, progress on capital projects, maladministration, lack of good governance, favouritism, and unfair labour practices affecting development at Gobabis.
The popularity and companionship of the nbc's radio services across Namibia were brought into sharp focus during the ongoing Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair.
This was evident when the community in Oshakati welcomed Kaisames FM's popular show host, Gerson Ore-aob, this past week.
The National Council Chairperson, Lukas Muha, has expressed the need for the upper house and regional councils to engage communities to listen to their concerns.
This will help in the formulation of development agendas and legislative frameworks.
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has handed over a 5,000-litre water tank to the community of Chinchimane in the Zambezi Region.
PDM's President, McHenry Venaani, while handing over the donation, encouraged the community to use it for the benefit of all regardless of their political affiliation.
Oshana Regional Police Commander, Naftal Lungameni Sakaria, said the Oshana Region has been busy with activities such as the Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, weddings, and the commemoration of Heroes Day, which was held in the Oshikoto Region, bordering Oshana.
NamWater has switched on a pump at the Olushandja Dam South Wall Pump Station, releasing water into the Etaka Uuvudhiya Earth Canal, to assist in mitigating the critical shortage of water in villages along the canal.
The water corporation has invested N$3.9 million in the undertaking.
A joint report, addressing Africa's ambitions to be more effective and inclusive on the global stage, was launched by Namibia's Vice President at Tsumeb.
