The Embassy of Indonesia held a Harmony of Nusantara, the colors of Indonesia's cultural event, at the National Theatre of Namibia.
The event was aimed at fostering deeper connections and mutual benefit between Indonesia and Namibia by bringing together artists from both countries.
The Lighthouse Centre has bid farewell to 20-year-old Delron Gaoseb from Katutura, Windhoek, who is among eight young people from across the world selected by the Young People's Christian Association to study and provide community service in Germany.
Hundreds of mourners gathered at Ephesians Parish in Katutura, Windhoek, to celebrate the life of Benjamin !Garab, a veteran Kaisames Radio manager for nbc.
!Garab, who passed away on the 10th of this month, was remembered as a man of great wisdom and a pillar of truth.
Over 4,000 households in the Kunene and Ohangwena regions will receive drought relief aid for six months.
This comes after the United Nations World Food Programme, with support from the Government of Japan, donated N$9 million towards the drought relief programme.
The Chief Executive Officer at Namibia Investment Promotion & Development Board (NIPDB), Nangula Uaandja, said Namibia needs to focus more on skills building if the country is to derive a return on investment.
The Republican Party (RP) has appealed to President Nangolo Mbumba to show mercy to the Caprivi secessionists, who are still imprisoned 25 years after a failed breakaway attempt in August 1999.
The Chairperson of the National Men's Fellowship, Sydney Boois, has called on the government to join hands with the church to curb gender-based violence (GBV).
Boois said this during a media briefing ahead of the annual conference at AFM Corpus Christi in Okahandja.
Namibia has secured a significant funding package of 8.8 million euros to bolster its green industrialisation efforts, as announced by Green Hydrogen Commissioner James Mnyupe during the closing of the Global Green Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek.
Tanzania's visiting Deputy Prime Minister Doto Mashaka Biteko has urged students at the Triumphant College in Windhoek to ensure that Africa stops importing goods and instead focuses on manufacturing items themselves.
Namibia and Botswana will begin with a trial of the operationalisation of the Mamuno and Trans Kalahari One Stop Border Post as of this Monday.
