Ohangwena female police officers including the Regional Commander, Commissioner Elizabeth Sibolile welcomed newborn babies at Eenhana Maternity Ward with gift hampers.
The government has reiterated its commitment to respect and protect the rights of all people and their dignity.
The Prime Minister, Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila reaffirmed this at the commemoration of the International Human Rights Day and Namibia Women's Day at Rundu.
Some Namibians are reliving the memories of when they were deprived of their own identity in music and arts through the 'stolen moments' exhibition.
The project seeks to revive Namibian musical traditions that the apartheid regime attempted to erase.
If there is one thing that local authorities can learn from the COVID-19 pandemic, is a zeal to diversify and reinforce economies, strengthen social inclusion, ensure equal access to digitalization for the residents as well as build secure communities.
The Police at Walvis Bay fatally shot Jeremiah Kristof when he allegedly threatened to attack them with an unknown object following a housebreaking incident at Kuisebmond.
