Senior government officials gathered at the residence of the bereaved family of the late Penehupifo Pohamba in Windhoek to offer their condolences.
The former first lady died last night, aged 78.
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.
Residents are calling on the City of Windhoek to expedite the configuration of traffic lights along Eneas Peter Nanyemba Road, citing congestion and safety concerns at the intersection.
Ten Namibian films will feature at this year's European Film Festival, scheduled to take place from 20th to 19th November in Windhoek.
The festival aims to reach broader audiences through diverse venues and specialised programming.
Over 2000 road signs are vandalised each year in the city, costing the municipality N$7.5 million annually.
The need for stronger coordination in programmes targeting men and boys has come under the spotlight at a Male Engagement Symposium in Windhoek.
Lack of sufficient public toilets in Windhoek's informal settlements continues to persist.
This has resulted in some residents allegedly privatising toilets as most of them are out of order and not repaired for years.
The Windhoek Show has kicked off on a busy note on the first day, with businesses from Namibia and other countries displaying their products and services.
Across Namibia, pre-primary teachers have been finding creative ways to make learning more colourful, practical and fun for young learners.
The creativity was on display in Windhoek, where teachers competed in the |Khomas Region Pre-Primary Material Development Competition.
The City of Windhoek has commenced with an impact assessment of Thursday's heavy rainfall, which caused flooding and stormwater runoff in several parts.
This follows about 70 millimetres of rain recorded in various parts, resulting in significant stormwater runoff, active river crossing and flooding.
