The Komas region's Katutura Central Constituency in Windhoek will soon have its office.

This follows the groundbreaking ceremony held ahead of its construction.

The Otjiwarongo Municipality has launched its 'roads and resurfacing' project for several pothole-ridden roads around town.

The Road Funds Administration will fund the N$92 million project, which will see the Libertine Amadhila tar road stripped down and repaved.

The Trans-Kalahari Corridor Secretariat held a farewell for former Minister of Works and Transport, John Mutorwa, to recognise his contributions to regional trade and transport integration.

The Chinese Embassy in Namibia provided financial support of 200,000 Namibian dollars to Highline Secondary School during an annual prize-giving ceremony to improve the school's educational infrastructure.

The Bukalo-Muyako-Ngoma road will soon be constructed to a low-volume standard, improving accessibility for communities in the area.

This project is expected to make travel easier and safer for residents, businesses, and farmers who rely on the road for their daily activities.

Digital transformation, access to information, and infrastructure development are top priorities of the Strategic Policy Plan of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology.

The late Founding President Sam Nujoma was an unmatched man in terms of humanity and humility.

These were the words of the Speaker of the National Assembly and representative of the Chief Mourner, Dr. Nangolo Mbumba, Professor Katjavivi speaking at the memorial service of the late Nujoma at Grootfontein.

The Minister of Information and Communication Technology emphasised the importance of the ministry in building a future where technology empowers every Namibian.

Emma Theofelus made the remarks during the staff meeting where she highlighted the progress made in ICT infrastructure development.

The informal sector is said to be the backbone of Opuwo's local economy, and it is for this reason that the Opuwo Town Council has vowed to continue supporting it by ensuring that it has proper infrastructure development. 

Tses Village Council has invested over N$5 million over the last two financial years in town planning and infrastructure upgrades.