The Zambezi Region is facing a double-barreled disaster following the outbreak of locusts in some areas.

The region is already dealing with worsening floods that have displaced residents, and schools have been closed.

Community development is gradually progressing at the Kalkfeld settlement, thanks to the efforts of the Otjozondjupa Regional Council, which has established a community bakery run by local residents.

The Mayor of Swakopmund, Suamma Kautondokwa, has revealed that plans are underway for the formalisation of the DRC informal settlement.

Residents can expect the move to bring structure, development, and improved service delivery.

The Development Bank of Namibia has committed N$1 billion towards strengthening the country's healthcare infrastructure.

In a press release, DBN says the funding will support the development of the health facilities and forms part of the government's "Roadmap" initiative.

The governor of the Kavango West Region, Verna Sinimbo, has questioned whether census statistics are considered when allocating the regional budget. 

She made these remarks during the Regional Profile presentation at Nkurenkuru.

The United States of America is moving to expand cooperation with Namibia in energy, mining, and infrastructure, following engagements led by the U.S. ambassador to Namibia, John Giordano, across Washington and Windhoek.

Ongwediva Elcin Parish was filled to capacity as Christians gathered to observe Easter.

Congregants sang hymns, prayed, and received holy communion, reflecting on their renewed faith.

They reflected on the enduring message of sacrifice, compassion, and salvation that this holy day represents.

Workers in the fishing industry are calling for urgent government intervention over what they call worsening working conditions and job insecurity.

The protesting workers handed over a petition to Erongo Governor Natalia |Goagoses.

The Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, said N$50 million allocated to creative industries is expected to generate approximately 500 jobs and host the Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs).

The Ministry of Health and Social Services in the Zambezi Region is preparing for a potential increase in the number of flood-affected individuals, estimating up to 23,665 people under a worst-case scenario.