The Omaruru Museum carries the stories of many unsung heroes who played a vital role in connecting and facilitating communication during challenging times.
The 23-year-old Jose Loch, who is the caretaker and curator of the Omaruru Museum, tells it all.
Some young graduates are heeding the call to create employment for themselves by starting business ventures.
nbc News spoke to some of the graduates who have started their own businesses at the Know2Grow Nextgen Entrepreneurs Showcase 2023 at Swakopmund.
Erongo Governor Neville Andre says young entrepreneurs who have dared to dream, take risks, and challenge the status quo represent the driving force behind economic growth and development, contributing not only to their personal success but also to the advancement of society as a whole.
Erongo Governor Neville Andre says resettlement is a fundamental aspect of the government's commitment to social justice and the equitable distribution of resources.
Andre said this during the regional consultative meeting on the review of the Resettlement Policy of 2023, held in Swakopmund.
Swakopmund Senior Secondary School held a memorial service for the late 15-year-old Benjamin Sheelongo, who collapsed and died while in class on Tuesday.
Teachers and schoolmates remembered Benjamin Sheelongo as a brother, a friend, and someone who could brighten the dullest day with his humour.
The Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services says individuals grappling with mental health challenges are at a high risk of contemplating and attempting suicide.
The Walvis Bay Mayoral Fund has collected close to N$1 million during a fundraising dinner to establish a youth center in Narraville, Walvis Bay.
The commemoration of the 97th White Flag Day took place at Omaruru in the Erongo Region.
Erongo Red's Chief Executive Officer has urged customers to update their pre-paid metres to the new token identifier so that they are not left behind before it is implemented in November. Immanuel !Hanabeb announced this at a media briefing in Walvis Bay.
Dr. Alpo Mbamba Secondary School from Kavango East Region are the best singers, as they won the Anti-Corruption Commission Song Competition.
The finale was held in Swakopmund last night.
