NamPost has announced additional supplementary payout dates for children's cash grants, following a request from the beneficiaries.
The supplementary payout dates run from Friday until Saturday.
The Pan African Women's Organisation has affirmed its unwavering solidarity with the people of Venezuela, particularly its women and children, who too often bear the heaviest burden of aggression and conflict.
If left unattended, gender-based violence (GBV) could culminate in a cycle of abuse, particularly when children become witnesses to such happenings.
The |Khomanin Traditional Authority organised an early Christmas party for children at Kapps Farm.
The initiative, which started three years back, aims to create a good relationship between the community and the traditional authority while bringing joy to the little ones.
The Governor of the ǁKharas Region, Dawid Gertze, dressed as Santa Claus, brought festive cheer and gifts to young patients at Keetmanshoop State Hospital today.
A total of 15 children received gifts during the visit.
Investment in digital literacy and online safety education, particularly for the children, is pivotal to navigate digital spaces responsibly.
The National Library of Namibia has officially launched the Temba Kids Program, which aims to contribute to building up Namibian children's literature.
With locally created and contextualised materials, the initiative aims to support and complement efforts in promoting early literacy across the country.
The Cradle of Hope Foundation hosted its first-ever Christmas lunch in Swakopmund's DRC informal settlement, where they fed more than 170 children.
The event highlighted the urgent need for stronger support systems for vulnerable girls and gender-based violence victims in the community.
Namibia's Ambassador to Angola has called for compassion towards Angolan children roaming the streets in Namibia.
Leonard Iipumbu says both governments are working to find a lasting solution.
The children can be observed at street corners and shopping areas in some towns.
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.
