The situation of sewage overflow at Rebeca Kambundu Primary School in Rundu is being addressed.
The school has been experiencing the overflowing for almost 3 years, posing health risks to the learners and staff.
Rebeca Kambundu Primary School caters for 1,232 learners and 31 staff members.
Water shortages in the Omundaungilo Consitituency is said to have affected schools, clinics and other government institutions.
This came to light during a visit by the Governor, Kadiva Hamutumwa to the consitiuency as part of her familiarization tour
The government has committed to allocating N$5 million annually to a project tackling menstrual poverty among schoolgirls and intensifying free access to skincare products for children with albinism.
Members of Parliament commended the Minister of Finance, Ericah Shifudah, for the progress made in the first two quarters of the 2025/2026 financial year during the debate of the Mid-term Budget review.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has thanked the management of Delta Primary School for showcasing Namibia's culture, diversity, and stability during the Joy of Europe Festival that was held in Belgrade, Serbia.
The President received the school learners and teachers at State House.
The Principal of Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana High School in the Etayi circuit, Omusati Region, Victor Nanghama, has called on the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, Dr. Sanet Steenkamp, and the Prime Minister, Dr.
Nedbank Namibia has officially handed over N$88,800 to the Namibian Mathematics Institute (NMI) in a bid to promote mathematics education in the country.
Cuba's Ambassador to Namibia has expressed concern over the impact of the economic blockade by the United States against Cuba on social sectors of health, sports, and education.
Finance Minister Erica Shafudah has reallocated N$1.2 billion in her mid-term budget review, tabled in the National Assembly this afternoon.
The bulk of the reallocation will go towards the government's Subsidised Free Tertiary Education, during the first quarter of next year.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare encouraged parents to remain steadfast in nurturing their children's dreams, reminding them that every child holds potential that can one day contribute to Namibia's development.
