About 700 households in Koës Village will have pre-paid water meters installed by the council at a cost of N$236,000. 

The Chairperson of Koës Village Council, Willem Labuschagne, says this is to curb water wastage in the village.

In an effort to improve sanitation in rural communities, the Directorate of Water Supply and Sanitation Coordination in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform recently handed over a newly constructed communal ablution facility at Mungunda Village in Kavango East.

Fishermen in the Zambezi Flood Plains are experiencing severe declines in their catch since the reopening of the fishing season early this month.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources closed off the fishing season late last year in order to give fish stocks time to breed and recover.

Namibian women are increasingly embracing technology as a tool to revolutionize their lives, work, and communication.

Activist and Director of Women’s Solidarity Namibia say that though Namibia ranks 8th on the World Economic Forum's list of countries that have managed to close the gender gap in leadership positions, we should still strive to empower women on the ground.