Oshikoto Police Regional Commander Theopolina Kalompo-Nashikaku says as the commemoration of Heroes Day on the 26th of August fast approaches, the police are ready to enforce law and order.
44-year-old Lisius Nkandi, who was lost at sea for three days near Cape Cross, says he believes his faith and maritime training gave him the strength to survive the ordeal.
Accommodation facilities in Omuthiya are fully booked ahead of the Heroes Day commemoration on August 26.
Economic activities have also picked up in the past few weeks due to the high influx of people.
Experts from various media houses, researchers, and academics gathered in Windhoek for a panel discussion on the role of the media in promoting democratic elections in Namibia.
The International University of Management (IUM) is planning to inaugurate its campus at Eenhana in the Ohangwena Region on October 20th.
The campus, which is nearing completion, is part of the university's goals to spread its wings for regional development.
The Erongo Police have identified the missing man near Cape Cross as 44-year-old Namibian, Lisius Nkandi.
The distribution of the San Feeding programme remains a major challenge due to transport-related delays.
Tsumkwe Constituency Councillor, Johannes Hausiku, says the situation demands prompt response for the beneficiaries to continue getting food.
Drilling of additional water boreholes in rural areas, land reform projects, and drought subsidy provisions were among some issues that were raised by leaders and community members in the Omaheke Region.
Bilateral trade between Namibia and Brazil has declined, highlighting the urgent need to boost trade and investment activity.
Over the past five years, Namibia's exports to Brazil have decreased by 11% annually.
The newly established Environmental Crimes Court will send a clear deterrent message to perpetrators of crimes against wildlife and the environment.
