Otjinene resident Martha Tjo, a wheelchair user, is struggling to improve her livelihood and urgently needs proper housing that can accommodate her and her family.
Tjo (47) was born and raised in Otjinene, a place she has always called home despite the many hardships she faces.
As the nation celebrates Christmas, Vice President Lucia Witbooi urges Namibians to embrace compassion, unity, and responsible behaviour.
The |Khomanin Traditional Authority plans to revive the hunting farm and lodge that were already in existence when Farm Korasieplaats was acquired.
According to Special Advisor Walter |Haseb, the authority is currently seeking investors to enter into a joint partnership.
Land allocated to the |Khomanin Traditional Authority at Farm Korasieplaats under the government resettlement programme remains unoccupied.
The Ministry of International Relations and Trade has acknowledged a new U.S. pilot programme requiring certain foreign nationals, including Namibians, to post a visa bond of about N$250,000 for tourist and business visas.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has renewed the contract of its Chief Executive Officer, Emilia Nghikembua. She will serve a second five-year term, starting on the first of January next year.
The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) has formally recognised its outgoing Chief Executive Officer, Nangula Uaandja, for her role in setting up and shaping the institution. As the Board's first CEO, Dr.
The Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) has approved 26 institutional grants worth more than N$3,7 million, benefiting individuals across various priority sectors.
Of the approved grants, 8 are youth-led projects and 11 are female-led.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has announced additional appointments to the Presidential Task Forces, building on members named in recent announcements, as part of efforts to enhance their effectiveness.
A United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) protection officer at Osire Refugee Camp was denied bail following his court appearance on Monday over fraud allegations.
Severinus Sainga faces charges of defrauding refugees of more than N$800,000.
