The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security says accommodation for the police force is a pressing issue that needs a solution.   
 
Dr Albert Kawana said this during the handing over of prefabricated units valued at more than N$1 million at Swakopmund. 

Namibia's first secondary school of computing has opened at Oshakati. The N$1,6 million school was donated by Rani Trading.

The school has four classrooms and a store room and there are currently 29 learners.

Namibia needs to strengthen its collective efforts in the area of literacy, and improved access to justice, especially for rural women, which continues to limit the effective realization of human rights for women in Namibia.

President Hage Geingob has left for Freetown, Sierra Leone en route to the US to attend the  US-African Leadership Summit.
The Head of State will make a stopover in Freetown at the invitation of his Sierra Leone counterpart, Julius Maada Bio.

The Namibian Broadcasting Cooperation has always prided itself in promoting local content.  

This time around Opuwo Youth Choir traveled all the way to the city to grace their presence in conducting and promoting choral music.