Africa's urban population is anticipated to double over the next 25 years.

These findings were revealed by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Namibia at the launch of the Just City Namibia project.

Teachers from the Oshana and Oshikoto regions were commended for their efforts in educating the young members of society and the global village.

Over 300 students received their certificates at the Zambezi Vocational Training Centre graduation ceremony.

Ombara Manase Zeraeua, from the Zeraeua Royal House, says they have no dispute with the government regarding the issue of genocide as perceived in some quarters of society.

Stock theft, illegal entry into the country, and robberies rank amongst the highest daily crimes committed along the Kunene River.

As a result, residents want a police station at Otjinungua Village in the Epupa Constituency to curtail criminal activities between Namibia and Angola.