The Walvis Bay Magistrates' Court needs an infrastructural boost, as it lacks sufficient office and storage space.

Court officials informed parliamentarians that there have been delays in the renovation of a building, which ought to provide relief.

Members of Parliament visited capital projects under the Ministry of Justice and Office of the Judiciary at Walvis Bay.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs wanted to observe the progress made on the renovation project of the lower court between 2018 and 2021.

Keetmshoop residents are unhappy over the lack of recreational facilities at the town, especially this time of the year when they look for relaxation.
 
"There has been a whole scarcity of entertainment facilities, places where the youth can go just to untwine themselves, because not all of us are into entertainment such as drinking or, you know, just wasting our lives with alcohol or all sorts of abusive substances."

The youth of Keetmanshoop feel let down by the absence of recreational facilities in the town.

These were the sentiments shared by some residents of Keetmanshoop when expressing their opinions on the lack of youth recreational facilities.

NBC Sport reported on a matter that focused on the lack of Basketball facilities in Namibia as highlighted by KBA Marketing Manager, John Tjirimuje. To shed more light on the issue, producer Victorine Kaaronda sat down with Namibia Basketball Federation president, Nigel Mubita.

As the 2023 basketball season is in full swing, the absence of sporting facilities was raised as a concern by KBA marketing manager, John Tjirimuje.

Confirming the issue was Namibia Basketball President, Nigel Mubita.

Mubita also spoke on possible solutions to their dilemma.