The Uukwandongo Trust Fund donated school uniforms and stationery worth nearly N$97,000 to the Otoongo and Onambadje Primary Schools in the Omusati Region.
The Uukwandongo Trust Fund is the brainchild of the Ongandjera Traditional Authority, aimed at assisting the needy.
The Namibian Government remains committed to developing a blue economy policy to maximize economic benefits from marine resources for all Namibians.
This sentiment was shared at the opening of a Blue Economy Validation Workshop in Windhoek.
The University of Namibia and Germany's Anhalt University of Applied Sciences have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop an academic program in renewable energy sources, including green hydrogen.
The agreement was signed at State House, in Windhoek.
A new hydrogen project, at Daures Green Hydrogen Village, was launched in the Erongo Region.
The new renewable energy venture will produce hydrogen and ammonia to be used in agricultural and research activities as well as job creation.
A journalist from Lesotho National Broadcasting Service (LNBS), Tieang Maraisane, spent two weeks at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) as part of a program aimed at equipping regional media practitioners with skills and expanding their knowledge in broadcast journalism.
