Namibia has stepped up efforts to fight unemployment and poverty, with 278 new correctional officers graduating after nine months of basic training at the Lucius Sumbwanyambe Mahoto Correctional Service Training College in Omaruru.
Okahandja residents are expressing their concerns over the suspects linked to a dagga plantation being held in the local police holding cells.
They fear that the suspects may interfere with investigations due to their proximity to the crime scene.
First Gentleman Epaphras Ndaitwah has called into question the concept of "caring Namibian men" in light of recent violent attacks and killings, which he believes are predominantly perpetrated by men.
The late youth leader Mandela Kapere's contributions to youth empowerment continue to be etched and celebrated across SADC and the African continent by his peers.
Kapere died in 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has welcomed ongoing efforts to ease the workload in Namibia’s courts, describing them as key to improving access to justice.
