The Sachinga Livestock Development Centre in the Zambezi Region is appealing for urgent government intervention following damage to infrastructure caused by elephants.
The elephants damaged fencing, water infrastructure and disrupted livestock breeding programmes over a nearly three months period.
The Road Fund Administration (RFA) has called for improved planning, funding and maintenance of urban road networks to support economic growth and improve connectivity in Namibia.
This was highlighted at the Urban Roads Management Conference, held under the theme "Securing the Future of Urban Roads".
The Mashi Traditional Authority has called on the government to address persistent challenges facing the community, particularly access to potable water and electricity.
Twenty-one residents of Katjinakatji in the Kavango West Region are now proud homeowners after officially receiving houses built through the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia.
The Eenhana Town Council commemorated Arbor Day by highlighting the importance of environmental cleanliness and protection.
The day was marked under the theme "Plant Today, Clean Today, Sustain Tomorrow."
Close to Opuwo's Central Business District (CBD), residents of the Orutjandja West informal settlement say years of paying to occupy land have instead brought more than hardship and uncertainty.
Erongo RED has donated N$71,000 raised through its inaugural half marathon to support vulnerable communities in the Erongo Region.
Chief Executive Officer Immanuel !Hanabeb said the funds were raised during the race held on 22nd November 2025 as part of the company's 20th anniversary celebrations.
The Namibian Correctional Service in the Hardap Region held its fourth annual cultural festival on Friday under the theme "Preserving Our Heritage for Future Generations".
Frederika Waterboer, the mother of the late Wilhemina Waterboer, is consumed with grief and worry about how she will support and raise her five granddaughters after the alleged murder of their mother.
Home Affairs, Safety and Security Minister Lucia Iipumbu has linked the marriage-record verification exercise to decades-old gaps uncovered during the Ministry's digitisation process, which began in 2021.
