Over 300 residents of the Ondangwa Urban Constituency have been trained in bead and jewellery manufacturing from recycled material as well as perfume making to empower them in making a living for themselves.
September 22 is International "Car-Free" Day, aimed at raising awareness of air pollution and its impact, not only on people's health but also on the environment.
As Namibians celebrate Heritage Week, residents of Swakopmund have called on communities to embrace their differences and not use them to oppress others.
The Scientific Society in Swakopmund has organised exciting events to celebrate Heritage Week.
A resident of Otjomuise, Amanda Titus has accused the City of Windhoek of making a mockery of her dire need, to assist with her two-year-old son's medical condition.
Farmers in Otjiwarongo's township area formerly known as Camp 5 are devastated after being served with eviction notices to vacate the premises by or on Friday 23 September.
Hundreds of trainees from the Tukurenu Community Skills Development Centre at Rundu staged a demonstration demanding payment of their residue funds.
Successful lawyers have been urged to plough back into the community by contributing to poverty reduction and nation-building projects.
Therefore, the public is urged to take extra precautions to avoid the fires as they have a detrimental effect on farmers who rely on livestock for their livelihood.
The impact of veld fires experienced by farmers around Rehoboth the past few days will have a long-term negative impact.
Traditional authorities in the Kavango East and West regions are against the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's (nbc) decision to air some programmes in an indigenous language - Nyemba, on a local radio nbc's Wato FM.
The Rundu Town Council recently received a recycling container, which will be placed at the center of town to collect waste and recyclable materials. A local recycling company, Wapa-Nawa recycling donated a recycling container in its effort to maintain cleanliness in Rundu,
