The Mafwe Traditional Authority celebrated the 45th anniversary of the annual Lusata Cultural Festival at its palace headquarters in Chinchimane.
This year's festival was held under the theme "Celebrating Our Cultural Heritage, Unity and Cultural Diversity".
In an effort to reduce road crashes in the Kavango East Region, authorities have launched a Road Safety Forum with a Road Safety Committee.
Otjozondjupa Governor John ||Khamuseb has called for intensified cooperation between the government and stakeholders to ensure effective implementation of national development objectives to reach communities.
NamPower has launched its Integrated Strategic Business Plan for 2026 to 2030, outlining its priorities for electricity security, affordability and reduced reliance on imports.
The launch coincides with the power utility's 30th anniversary, marking three decades of supplying electricity to Namibia.
Namibia is leveraging the fourth Steering Committee Meeting of the Innovation Agencies in Africa Network to deepen collaboration.
Integrated Rural Development and Nature Conservation, in collaboration with the European Union, has awarded grants worth N$1.2 million to 10 grassroots organisations.
The funding is aimed at strengthening community voices and advocacy around rights and benefits linked to Namibia's natural resources.
The livestock section at the Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show, which just opened its doors, has left areas that would normally be occupied by cattle and other animals largely empty.
Business Today's Hendrina Kanyolo reports on the situation on the ground during the first day of exhibitions.
For more than a century, the Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show has reflected the changing face of Namibia's agricultural, commercial and industrial sectors.
In the following insert, Business Today's Timo Andreas looks at the history of the Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show.
The Deputy Chief of National Development Advice at the National Planning Commission stressed that the return of the people from Botswana for the past thirty years is much more than a relocation but a homecoming of descendants to the land connected to the history of their ancestors.
Namibia was Botswana's second best main supplier of imports in August after South Africa, as Botswana sourced most of its goods and services within the Southern African Customs Union region.
