Firefighters across the country commemorated International Firefighters Day in Katima Mulilo on Thursday.

The Governor of the Ohangwena Region, Kadiva Hamutumwa, has emphasised the importance of workers' welfare and strong labour relations on the Ondobe-Eenhana Road Rehabilitation Project. 

Hamutumwa visited the Unik Construction Engineering site at Ondobe.

Namibia launched a conservation project valued at more than N$1 billion in Windhoek on Wednesday.

Namibia needs stronger unity, moral renewal and collective action to confront growing social challenges.

This call echoed strongly during the National Prayer Breakfast held in Windhoek on Friday, themed "Thanksgiving, Peace, Transformation". 

Evangelist Nick Vujicic has launched his Namibian tour, which starts today at the Hage Geingob Stadium.

The event is aimed at spreading the gospel of hope, tackling life issues, encouraging people going through hardships and addressing various issues such as anxiety, hopelessness and depression. 

Former employees of Omle Security Services in Outjo claim they were replaced without notice after reporting for duty earlier this month.

Omle Security Services has been guarding schools in the Kunene Region. 

The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Lucia Iipumbu, is urging Namibians to actively shape the law that governs migration in the country.

Iipumbu made the remarks at Oshakati during the launch of the public consultations on the Migration Bill.

Modern workplaces should not only focus on performance and productivity but also prioritise the well-being and overall experiences of employees. 

This was stressed by Vice President Lucia Witbooi at the Employee Wellness Indaba held in the capital. 

The |Khomanin Traditional Authority has described the vote of no confidence elections against Gaos Juliane Gawa!Nas and her council are illegal.

The traditional authority argues that the community members in question did not follow the right procedures for the elections. 

Members of the |Khomanin community have voted in favour of removing Gaos Juliane Gawa-!Nas and her council from the office.

The preliminary results from that election indicated that 634 out of 707 votes were elected for the removal of Gaos Gawa-!Nas and her council.