First Lady Sustjie Mbumba hosted a high-level Roundtable Discussion on inequalities, HIV, TB, Malaria, and Pandemics at State House on Friday.
During the opening of the discussion, Madame Mbumba encouraged individuals and organisations to speak out against inequality or injustice.
Officials of the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) are engaging stakeholders in the Omaheke Region on the general voter registration process.
This is in preparation for the general registration of voters from June 3 until August 1, ahead of the national elections on November 27.
595 people have registered for the Conditional Basic Income Grant at Otavi.
The Otavi Constituency Office is compiling a report for consideration by the Ministry of Gender, Poverty Eradication, and Social Welfare.
Bannerman Mining Resources has unveiled new leadership with the appointment of Twapewa Kadhikwa as chairperson and Werner Ewald as CEO.
Both appointments signal a new chapter in the life of the company as it seeks to advance its Etango billion-dollar mining project.
Outjo residents have appealed for strict enforcement of the law to minimise criminality and alcohol and drug abuse within their community.
They expressed their needs during a meeting with authorities organised by the European Union (EU) in partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.
The Grootfontein Municipality has appointed Red Force Debt Collectors to collect more than N$200 million owed to it by businesses and individuals.
President Nangolo Mbumba engaged leaders of all five traditional authorities in the Kavango East and West regions today.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism is expected to spend about N$47 million on renovating entrance gates and sanitation facilities at the Etosha and Hardap National Parks.
The gates receiving face lifts are the Anderson, Von Lindqeuist, and King Nehale Lya Mpingana gates.
The Inspector General of the Police is in the Kunene Region to engage the communities and assess their needs.
While there, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo will share with the communities the role of law enforcement agencies in society.
Residents of Katutura feel misled by the City of Windhoek and its campaign to write off the municipal bills of elderly residents.
The promised debt cancellation includes conditions of payment that residents say remain unaffordable for the elderly.
