Learners of PK De Villiers Secondary School at Keetmanshoop started their winter donation drive by serving a warm meal and donating winter clothes to vulnerable community members in the southern town.
The donation drive is an initiative of the Learners Representative Council.
Hunger and a lack of parental care are said to have driven many children in Windhoek's Okahandja Informal Settlement to the streets.
But the end results aren't pleasing.
Omaheke Police is working tirelessly to strengthen partnerships with community members in combatting crime such as housebreaking, assaults and theft.
The police is running an awareness campaign to educate the inhabitants on their role in community policing.
Chairperson of the Kavango West Regional Council, Josef Sivaku Sikongo has called on staff members to serve the community with dedication.
Omusati Regional Commander of the Namibian Police, Commissioner Ismael Basson, says the relationship between the community and the police is critical in maintaining public safety and effective policing.
A delegation led by Omaheke Governor Pijoo Nganate is in Zimbabwe on a benchmarking mission.
The delegation, among others, is hoping to gain some insight into how that country is dealing with unemployment through innovative technologies.
Residents in Keetmanshoop raised concerns about alleged police brutality and, at times, slow police response during a meeting with Police Inspector General, Lieutenant-General Joseph Shikongo.
At the meeting, residents were given the opportunity to raise their concerns.
Giving back to the communities in which one serves is an essential component of any corporate organisation. This was among the sentiments shared by Revonia Job, Corporate Social Investment Manager at the First Rand Group, during a media engagement held in Windhoek.
