The Namibian Travel and Tourism Forum assures that there is no cause for concern following the U.S. government's issuance of a Level 2 travel advisory for Namibia.

The United States Department of State has placed Namibia under a Level 2 travel advisory and has encouraged its citizens to "exercise increased caution" when visiting the country due to rising incidents of crime and concerns related to health.

Two men appeared in the Okahandja Magistrate's Court this morning after they were arrested in connection with a large illegal dagga operation uncovered on a farm between the Osire Refugee Settlement and Hochfeld in the Otjozondjupa Region.

The NDF has announced that candidates who were previously declared medically fit in the regions but were left behind will now be required to report this Friday.

According to NDF Spokesperson Petrus Shilumbu, the individuals will undergo a medical examination before being cleared for training.

About ten aspiring soldiers have been camping at the gates of the Osona military base at Okahandja for the past two weeks.

They told nbc News on Friday that their hope to be admitted into the recruitment programme has failed.

The spokesperson of the Namibian Defence Force, Colonel Petrus Shilumbu, said the NDF will only respond to the case in which a court ordered it to reinstate 19-year-old Joel Velipufye, who was removed from training, after studying the judgement.

The body of 35-year-old Delysia ||Garoës was discovered early this morning in a riverbed in the Damara 24 section of Katutura. Police have not yet identified the suspected killer.

The body of a 35-year-old woman was found in a riverbed in Katutura this morning.

The deceased was identified by a relative as Delysia ||Garoës.

Leaders from civil society, government and international partners came together at the Amplifying San Voices Conference, saying Namibia must go beyond promises and take meaningful action to uplift its most marginalised communities, the San!

Scammers have stepped up their game, and not in a good way.

They've gone from shady tricks to using actual bank short codes to scam unsuspecting people. That's right, the same numbers your bank uses to text you are now being used by criminals in an attempt to swindle you out of your cash.