Through providing meals on Saturdays, Keetmanshoop resident Eveline Kröhne has turned her home into a place of care and nourishment for vulnerable children.

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism in the Zambezi Region has cautioned residents in the Sibbinda Constituency to remain alert as wildlife continues to migrate through the area in search of water.

The Henties Bay community is in shock after a 78-year-old pastor fell into a hole and died from his injuries at the clinic.

This is but one of the many holes in the streets of Omdel, in the coastal town.

A land dispute in Katutura has brought construction to a halt after 80-year-old Sophia |Uises and Matti Shimwino clashed over land in front of Uises's home.

 |Uises claims she was denied the opportunity to buy the land by the City of Windhoek, which later allocated it to Shimwino.

The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) has appointed new board members for NamPost.

The board's term is effective for three years, starting from 1st August 2026. 
The announcement was made in a media statement by NamPost. 

The government says the repatriation of the remains of two former political prisoners Simon Niilenge and Festus Nehale from Cape Town, South Africa, is about restoring dignity, reconnecting families with their ancestors and addressing a painful chapter in the country's liberation history.

The African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in Keetmanshoop played an important part behind the scenes in fighting racial segregation under the colonial apartheid regime.

A N$70,000 donation from Swakop Uranium is set to support Ovahimba community women-owned businesses living at the foot of the Brandberg Mountain.

The African Methodist Episcopal Church in Namibia marks eight decades of existence, faith and service to the community.
NBC News sat down with veteran clergyman Andreas Biwa, who reflected on the church journey. 

A family from the Mukwanagobe settlement on the outskirts of Ombili in Windhoek lost their home to a fire.

All the family's belongings were razed to the ground, leaving them with only the clothes on their back.