President Hage Geingob has reminded Namibians to reflect on their individual and collective roles to foster a culture of integrity, transparency, and accountability.
Dr. Geingob said this in his message on International Anti-Corruption Day.
President Hage Geingob has appealed for the recommitment and upholding of human rights and the promotion of gender equality in commemoration of International Human Rights Day and Namibian Women's Day.
The two days are observed on December 10th every year.
A delegation from the International Festival of Freedom of Expression and the Press (FILEP) and the Norbert Zongo National Press Centre has commended Namibia for its commitment to access to information and freedom of expression.
Deputy Minister of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare (MGEPESW), Bernadette Jagger, recently emphasised the ministry's ongoing dedication to providing housing for people with disabilities.
Gosbert Sikerete Mandema, the former mayor of Rundu, was buried in Rundu today.
A veteran of the Liberation Struggle, Mandema passed away in Windhoek last month at the age of 77, receiving the honor of a state funeral bestowed by President Hage Geingob.
The Kamanjab Village Council (KVC) has committed to building four houses each financial year for residents who are living with disabilities.
The project, which is co-funded by the Kunene Regional Council, has already started with the construction of the first four houses.
National Assembly MPs have set aside their political differences to support the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) Diederik Vries' motion that calls for urgent measures to address the food security situation in the country.
The All Peoples Party (APP) is again targeting the two Kavango regions as its support base.
The national chairperson of the APP, Linus Muchila, said this during a rally held at Rundu over the weekend.
The National Assembly has adopted a motion addressing the inclusion of Namibian former mine workers in southern Africa for compensation.
Africa has the potential to resolve developmental challenges through renewable energy by pursuing a pathway of climate-positive growth.
The former Nigerian Vice President, Professor Yemi Osibanjo, states that Africa's low carbon footprint can be an advantage in developing green fuel and clean energy.
