The office of Otjiwarongo Constituency Councillor made several donations to schools and health facilities in the constituency.
The two schools that benefited from the donations are !Guxa-Aibes and Ombili primary schools each received a printer.
Members of the !Kung Traditional Authority has raised concerns over healthcare service delivery in their area.
Its chief, Ilony Arnold, is asking for answers after the ambulance driver of Omatako Clinic was reassigned to the Mangetti Dune Health Centre.
Namibia's High Commissioner to South Africa, Nangula Ithete, has presented her letters of credence to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Ithete was one of the 20 foreign envoys who handed their letters of credence from heads of mission-designate.
The ceremony was held in Pretoria.
The lack of potable water for the Oshilunga Shonkoshi community, a remote village in the Oshana Region, is now a thing of the past.
The community previously relied on water from wells and floodplains during the rainy season and made long journeys to Onaanda using donkey carts to purchase potable water.
Railway Network Development has been allocated over N$952 million, the largest share of the Transport Vote from a total budget exceeding N$2 billion.
The JP Karuaihe Trust Fund is an organisation that financially assists underprivileged students pursuing law studies.
It has sponsored over 90 alumni, some of whom have successfully opened their own law firms, contributing to the legal profession and empowering future generations.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security plans to use N$8.1 billion to respond to present demands while building a stronger system for the future.
The proposed amendments to the gambling and lotteries regulations aim to provide meaningful relief to industry stakeholders.
The Gambling Board of Namibia Director, Tudiminapo Shindume, said this during a stakeholders consultation on proposed amendments at Keetmanshoop.
The president of the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), Abdullah Khalil Al-Musaibeeh, is in Namibia for three days to strengthen bilateral cooperation and explore new development opportunities.
Industries, Mines and Energy Minister Modestus Amutse has reiterated his ministry's dedication to uplifting all members of society, especially those who often face marginalisation.
