The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Dr. Peya Mushelenga, says mobile technology network towers along the Okavango River serve Angola more than Namibia.
Dr. Mushelenga visited Kavango East's Ndiyona Constituency to assess the network coverage in the area.
The Mayor of Luderitz, Benjamin Mckay, has hailed the just-ended annual Crayfish Festival at the southern harbour town as a success.
Mckay says this year's festival, which was held under the theme 'Our Ocean, Our Legacy', was bigger and better in every aspect compared to last year.
The Namibian government is preparing for the repatriation of a group of Batswana of Namibian descent.
The group will be received at Gam.
The returnees are those whose forefathers fled to Botswana during the German era.
The SADC Secretariat has distanced itself from media reports that SADC election observers will visit the Kingdom of Eswatini on the 14th of this month.
ǃNamiǂNûs Constituency Councillor Suzan Ndjaleka says her office has embarked on an initiative to regularise undocumented long-term residents of Luderitz.
Trainees from the marginalised communities sponsored by Palms for Life at the Tukurenu Community Skills Development Centre at Rundu are not happy with the treatment they receive from the sponsors.
The drive for the police recruitment process closed today.
Applicants had mixed emotions as they all hoped to secure a uniform.
There are 750 vacancies up for grabs.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism will be hosting a three-day national conference on human-wildlife conflict management.
The event will strategize on how to curb human-wildlife conflict, which has become a more frequent occurrence in Namibia in recent years.
May Day has come and gone, but the world will continue to celebrate the economy's builders.
These come in different packages, some of which are constantly on the move, keeping the nation updated.
The Deputy Minister of Labour, Industrialization, and Employment Creation, Hafeni Ndemula, has urged all employers to review workers' wages annually.
Ndemula, who was speaking at the commencement of Labour Day in Swakopmund, pointed out that some employers are still paying workers below the minimum wage.
