Nkurenkuru is preparing to host White Cane Safety Day on 15 October, with the Namibia Federation of the Visually Impaired raising awareness about road safety, equal rights and the inclusion of persons with disabilities.
Residents of Khomasdal and Otjomuise have been urged to strengthen household and community disaster preparedness as Windhoek commemorates the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction.
The NBC's Director General, Menesia Muinjo, has urged the leadership of the Kavango East Region to become the national broadcaster's ambassadors.
Speaking during a courtesy visit to the Kavango East Governor's office, Muinjo also requested the leadership to encourage residents to pay their TV licenses.
The Kavango East Regional Council's Division for Gender Equality and Child Welfare, together with key stakeholders, held week-long consultations with traditional authorities and communities to address gender-based violence and other social challenges in rural areas.
Residents of Outwilo village in Ohangwena have in the early morning hours of Monday found 18 goats killed and drained of blood by unknown predators.
The goats belong to 72-year-old Laimi Shixungileni.
She said two goats were bitten behind the head and disembowelled.
Some long-serving employees of the Namibian Correctional Service (NCS) say being recognised for their hard work is rewarding, and it helps boost staff morale.
Residents are calling on the City of Windhoek to expedite the configuration of traffic lights along Eneas Peter Nanyemba Road, citing congestion and safety concerns at the intersection.
Aroab Village Council aims to improve residents' living standard over the next five years through better service delivery, revenue diversification and initiatives to grow the local economy.
Nine months after the groundbreaking ceremony, the N|a'an ku sê Foundation's Ju|'Hoansi Eco Village in Epukiro has become a reality, with 40 newly built and furnished houses handed over to beneficiaries.
The call for greater representation of indigenous languages on national broadcasting platforms is gaining momentum in the Zambezi Region, with Mashi Traditional Authority leader Mfumu Joseph Tembwe Mayuni III urging the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) to consider establishing a dedicated Chifwe radio station
