The Publicity Officer of the Rundu Urban Constituency, Buta Joackim Sobral, is calling on residents to offer their full cooperation to the census enumerators.
Sobral made the call during the Regional Housing and Population Census Roadshow.
The Keetmanshoop Municipality has initiated a two-day clean-up campaign at Extension 7 Area.
The cleanup campaign is part of World Cleanup Day, when communities across the globe stand up against litter and clean up waste annually on September 16.
Speaking at the ACC Song Competition, Erongo Governor Neville Andre says corruption has, for far too long, cost Namibia both economically and socially and eroded trust.
Namibians paid their last respects as they bid farewell to the late Ambassador Hadino Hishongwa, who was buried this morning at Eenhana Memorial Shrine in the Ohangwena Region.
Speaker after speaker described the diplomat Hishongwa as one who served with commitment to the advancement of Namibia.
Local authorities have highlighted concerns over Nampower's prepayment installation rollout.
The bulk electricity supplier aims to convert all its distributing customers' conventional metres into pre-paid metres by July 2025.
Mourners gathered at Onekwaya West in the Ohangwena Village for the memorial of the late Ambassador Hadino Hishongwa.
Mourners described Hishongwa as a philanthropist and a man who immensely contributed to the freedom and independence of Namibia.
Berry Kamana has been elected as Swakopmund's Junior Mayor, deputised by Preston Husselman. The Junior Council consists of learners from various schools around Swakopmund. In her opening speech, Mayor Berry Kamana committed to being the voice of change as they seek solutions to their daily problems.
The Deputy Minister of Marginalised Communities, Royal |Ui|o|oo, wants the Omaheke San Trust (OST) to be revamped and get the projects back on track.
The fire that ravaged several shacks at Walvis Bay last night has prompted residents to make fresh demands for serviced land. Families on Khomas Hochland Street were left destitute last night after a shack fire ravaged their homes and belongings.
Twenty-six shacks were ravaged by fire last night at Tutaleni in Walvis Bay.
Residents in the Khomas Hochland street at Tutaleni Walvis Bay were rudely awakened by a huge fire that started from one of the shacsks.
