The Omaheke Region is endowed with resources to grow, produce, and feed its own people and beyond.
In his 4th State of the Region Address, the region's governor urged the inhabitants to strive for prosperity, embark on innovative ways, and enter into partnerships to ensure self-sustainability.
The Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC), in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is conducting a study to assess the impact of the Supreme Court's judgement on the Commission's jurisdiction over the Namibia Association of Medical Aid Funds (NAMAF) , medical professionals, and consum
Michael Doëseb, a 73-year-old man from Khorixas in the Kunene Region, has turned his home into a museum.
The 'house museum' has photographs and utensils of deceased Damara Kings and bottles with about 250 different traditional medicines from plants, collected over a span of 35 years.
The Bank of Namibia (BoN) is worried about the risks posed to the positive economic outlook by challenges such as water supply disruptions, looming droughts, and infrastructure constraints.
The Technical Advisor on Crops and Poultry at the Agribank, Hanks Saisai, has urged poultry farmers to vaccinate their poultry against diseases owing to the cold days of winter.
Ondangwa Town Council has set aside N$2.4 million for the construction of 31 Build Together Houses at the Onatsi-Proper informal settlement.
The ground-breaking ceremony for the project took place at Ondangwa.
The houses, which will be completed in two months, are for low-income earners.
Otjombinde Councillor Wenzel Kavaka is pleased with the progress made in developing the new settlement, Eiseb 10 Growth Point.
Developments include a livestock auction pen and the construction of an oxidation pond.
The Build Together Housing Programme at Karasburg has been dormant for the past three years due to financial constraints.
The community of Karasburg told the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, during an engagement of their concern about the dormant social housing programme.
Residents of Lyashulu Village in the Zambezi Region have expressed disappointment with the alleged continuation of harassment by members of the Anti-Poaching Unit in their area.
The Headman of Shihyera Sub-Khuta, Oscar Munanzi, says the actions of the Unit cannot be tolerated anymore.
Breaking bad habits takes time and effort, but mostly perseverance.
These were the sentiments shared by various speakers at the "We Are Not Gonna Do That" motivational event, which took place in Windhoek under the theme "Breaking Bad Habits".
