The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture will release the results for both full-time and part-time candidates tomorrow.

The Okandjoze Chiefs Assembly regards the joint declaration between Namibia and Germany, which was approved by Cabinet late last year, as a bilateral agreement between the two countries that does not address the issues of genocide.

After 17 years of closure, the Reho Spa resort, once the pride of Rehoboth, will finally reopen its gates to residents and visitors.

The recreational site is expected to reopen to the public early this year. 

While expressing gratefulness for the initiatives introduced by the Rehoboth Town Council to bring about development in the town, the residents want the council to pay attention to their needs.

This includes streetlights, water and sewage services in the informal settlements, and waste disposal.

Traditional cow dung houses provide lasting shelter for the ǂNūkhoen community in southern Kunene Region.

The housing practice remains an important part of their cultural heritage.

Khorixas residents have welcomed the first vocational training centre in the region, which was inaugurated by President Nangolo Mbumba last year.

The high influx of people to Khorixas has put service delivery under pressure, with water provision and sewage lines no longer able to keep up with the demand.

The non-governmental organisation, STEMpower, has inaugurated a state-of-the-art, advanced electronics lab and smart computer lab at Triumphant College in Windhoek. 

The Namibia Meteorological Service says most parts of the country will continue to experience extremely hot conditions due to the heatwave in South Africa.

Temperatures will rise to more than 40 degrees Celsius.

City of Windhoek (CoW) has extended the voluntary exchange of the 1959-1960 Katutura and Khomasdal houses to 28 February 2025.

This is to encourage submissions from areas that have not yet been represented.