Swapo MP Dr. Charles Mubita has called on Swapo members to unite in support of Nelao Amagulu ahead of the upcoming Grootfontein by-elections.

Speaking at a Swapo rally in Grootfontein, Dr. Mubita said the by-elections are not just about the individual candidate but about the Swapo Party as a whole.

Namibia has an interest in implementing Zambia's decentralisation policy, particularly the devolution of functions from central government to the local authority level.

The Governor of the Ohangwena Region, Sebastian Ndeitunga, expects participants that are drafting the annual strategic plan of the Office of the President to address the bottlenecks that hinder smooth and quick provision of public services.

The Bukalo Village Council has acquired two vehicles to help improve its operations.

The new additions are expected to ease the transport challenges the council has been facing for years, making it easier to carry out day-to-day duties.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) will examine conflict between appointed and elected leaders and their impact on service delivery while on a visit in the Erongo Region.

Armstrong Properties, the developers of Hilka Park in Rundu, say a demonstration carried out by some homeowners on May 2nd has damaged their company’s reputation.

Residents of Nova Compound at Katima Mulilo are appealing to the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development to address challenges they face.

Nova Compound was established about six years ago and lacks most basic services.

In response to an ongoing waste crisis, residents of Walvis Bay, led by IPC member, have launched a weekend cleanup campaign. 

The new speaker of the 8th Parliament of the National Assembly, Dr. Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, has emphasised the need for unity, accountability and a focus on service delivery during an interview with nbc's Inside the Chambers programme.

Residents of Walvis Bay are increasingly becoming frustrated by the poor delivery of service from the local municipal council.

Locals describe the town's services as "third-class" and have raised concerns about the growing number of issues affecting daily life.