People, especially those living in rural areas, are being called upon to take an active role in controlling desertification and mitigating the effects of drought.

FNB Namibia has provided essential food items, toiletries, and detergents to vulnerable communities in the northern regions of Oshana, Ohangwena, and Omusati.

The high unemployment rate among people with albinism in Namibia remains a serious concern, largely driven by stigma, discrimination, and misconceptions about their abilities.

People with albinism often face challenges in various areas such as education and employment due to social attitudes and a lack of awareness. 

Discrimination and prejudice are common, as some individuals encounter negative attitudes from employers who fail to respect the rights of people with albinism.

A stakeholder engagement event is to be hosted at Ongwediva in the Oshana Region to promote the graduate studies programme of the 'Southern African Science Servicing Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management Integrated Water Resource Management.'

Prime Minister Dr Elijiah Ngurare has called on Namibian entrepreneurs to shift their focus toward manufacturing and value addition to help grow the country’s economy.

The Oshakati Town Council has presented its budget for the 2025/2026 financial year, totaling N$350,144,407. This budget is balanced, with neither a deficit nor a surplus.

The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) Ongwediva Branch has officially introduced its newly appointed Executive Committee (EXCO) to the public.

At Oshakati, teachers criticised what they referred to as an unfair and unacceptable selective teacher recruitment process, an exercise in which they spend money to apply for jobs with no success.

Residents of Okatseidhi Village in the Omusati Region celebrated the appointment of Dr. Elijah Ngurare as Prime Minister at a special ceremony.

Dr. Ngurare is a resident of Okatseidhi.