The African Pathfinder Leaders Initiative celebrated its 4th year of existence.
The group, founded by young, innovative Namibians, has trained more than 360 youth in entrepreneurship, community development, and leadership.
The more than 600 fishermen who allegedly resigned from the Cavema Joint Venture at Walvis Bay have appealed to the government to give them active employment instead of a monthly allowance.
One of Namibia's liberation icons, the late Viongeka Uazohini Tjisuta, was buried near Ongongo Village in the Opuwo Rural Constituency, Kunene Region.
Tjisuta died aged 74.
The Namibia Revolutionary Transport Union (NARETU) wants to empower its members with skills in problem-solving.
The union held a two-day workshop in Windhoek to train shop stewards representing workers in the transport and logistics sector, especially drivers.
Delivering affordable housing remains a key government agenda item.
As such, the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, says his ministry avails millions of dollars towards the construction of houses to improve the living standards of Namibians.
