Members of parliament raise concerns about poor road conditions, questioning how the Ministry of Works and Transport will address these issues.
They raised this during the debate of the ministry's budget allocation.
Eight unemployed youth have received media training through the Nyae Nyae Media Club in Tsumkwe.
The programme initially started with 15 young people in September 2022.
Nama people representing various sub-tribes of the Nama clan held a Genocide Remembrance Day, paying tribute and honouring their ancestors killed during the 1904-1908 genocide.
The commemoration, organisedby the Nama Traditional Leaders Association was held at Shark Island in Luderitz.
Botswana has emulated Namibia by suspending three fuel levies for six months to cushion consumers from the rising global oil prices.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa, has met with the various family members in dispute over chieftainship within the Gciriku Traditional Authority.
Sankwasa said only a few other stakeholders need to be consulted before putting the matter to rest.
Members of Parliament raised concerns regarding the maintenance of state properties and the failure to maintain infrastructure properly.
They raised these issues during the debate on the Ministry of Works and Transport’s budget allocation.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and Bank Windhoek are exploring new ways to strengthen their institutional partnership, with a focus on cybersecurity resilience and financial wellness.
The Nest of Love Welfare Organization is making a difference in the lives of many homeless and vulnerable young people.
The organisation does this through promoting healthy living, training and sourcing employment and education opportunities.
A Youth-to-Youth Indaba organised by the Swapo Party Okongo District is currently underway at Okongo in the Ohangwena Region.
Sport, youth, and national service programmes have been allocated a budget of N$750 million.
The funding is aimed at supporting social development and creating opportunities for young people.
Out of the total amount, N$35 million will go towards running youth development programmes.
