Namibia has launched its first-ever Digital Schools Pilot project in Okahandja.

Poor planning, blame-shifting, a lack of textbooks, and school furniture have been identified as contributing to poor learner performance in the ||Kharas Region during the first half of this year.

The Zambezi Region has announced a major discovery of a high concentration of critical minerals that can elevate Namibia as a major supplier of minerals significant in energy transition and other enabling future technologies.

The repair of vehicles at the government garage in Grootfontein is being delayed due to the cumbersome procurement process.

The Gootfontein government garage has fewer vehicles in need of repair than many other such facilities.

Two of the 67 cases reported to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in the Erongo Region have resulted in convictions.

The ACC held an annual media briefing at Swakopmund, where the institution maintained that it is not toothless.

In its quest to enhance service delivery to Windhoek residents, the |Khomas Regional Council has constructed, renovated, and maintained various facilities across its constituencies in Windhoek. 
 

Judge Moses Chinengu has dismissed Sacky Shanghala's application, allowing the Fishrot scandal's main trial to proceed. 

Shanghala, a key figure in the case, had sought the judge's recusal and the quashing of some charges against him and his co-accused.

The Zambezi Region's Education Directorate discussed the national examination performance of the learners over the previous years. 

The Zambezi Region has 120 schools, of which 111 are government, while nine are privately owned. 

The Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund's Chief Executive Officer, Rosalia Martins-Hausiku, has urged drivers to be vigilant and responsible road users, emphasising particular concern and care, especially during the night.

Nearly 2,000 crashes have been recorded since January.

The National Housing Enterprise (NHE) has delivered 21,545 houses across the country since its inception 31 years ago.