Early childhood education at Otuzemba Primary School is benefiting from improved infrastructure, learning resources and nutrition support.
Otuzemba Primary School has two dedicated pre-primary classrooms, forming part of the region's modern school infrastructure.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) has called for fair, transparent and efficient regulation of Namibia's gambling industry.
MEFT Minister Indileni Daniel warned that no betting operator should receive preferential treatment.
Discussions on the Petroleum Amendment bill in the National Assembly reached a standstill after members of the opposition staged a walk-out.
This followed the Speaker’s call for a division of the house for the voting to take place on the proposed bill.
Major General Anne-Marie Nainda has urged the media to rely on verified police reports before publishing information on sensitive criminal investigations.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has focused on fire safety and emergency preparedness through a two-day fire drill training aimed at strengthening awareness of how to respond to fire incidents in the workplace.
The International University of Management (IUM) is strengthening its medical education partnership with the University of Zimbabwe to help address Namibia's shortage of specialist doctors.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has reiterated that social grants are reserved for Namibian citizens and permanent residents, as for the 2024 Regularisation Act, remain with legal drafters.
Kavango West Governor Verna Sinimbo has called on all sectors of society to turn Namibia's Revised National Policy on Disability into action.
Sinimbo was speaking at a stakeholder awareness training session and campaign launch in Nkurenkuru, aimed at promoting the implementation of the 2025–2035 policy.
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.
