The Hardap Governor, Salomon April, has  called on civil servants to foster a culture of integrity, transparency, accountability, and good governance. 

He made the call while officiating at the Hardap National Anti-Corruption Strategic and Action Plan Regional Forum hosted by the Office of Hardap Governor at Mariental. 

The regional forum serves as a strategy's monitoring body that ensures the effective implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Strategic and Action Plan 2021-2025.  

President Nangolo Mbumba has urged Namibians to share food and other basic amenities with others amidst the drought situation.

Dr. Mbumba made these remarks during the groundbreaking ceremony of the Ondonga Heritage Shrine held in Ondonga village.

President Mbumba reiterated that the predicament that Namibia finds itself in is a challenge, especially for households with no sources of income and who solely depend on crops.

Poor rainfall experienced during the past rainy season has left little or no harvest for some households.

Elenga of Uukwambi Traditional Authority Herman Iipumbu has lauded the Oshakati Town Council for initiating a unique Totem Expo, which strives to preserve, showcase, and strengthen various cultures in Namibia.

Oshakati Town launched the 12th edition of the expo, which will be hosted in December as part of the economic revival.

Since its inception in 2012, the Totem Expo has provided a platform for various totems.

The annual Nama Traditional Festival has accomplished with notable success the strengthening of the spirit, identity, and dignity of the Nama people, since its inception five years ago. 

Chairperson Goab Johannes Isaak shared these sentiments while delivering the keynote address at this year's Nama Traditional Festival held at Keetmanshoop. 

The main objective of the festival is to strengthen cohesion among the Nama folk, and for them to celebrate their cherished inheritance.