The Affirmative Repositioning Movement is advocating for leadership that goes beyond elections, political positions and personal ambition, and instead delivering solutions to the problems people face every day through training.

Swakop Uranium is implementing a project to protect Namibia's iconic Welwitschia plant through scientific research, monitoring and conservation initiatives.

The Welwitschia is one of Namibia's most distinctive plants, surviving for centuries in one of the world's harshest environments.

Swakop Uranium has highlighted its role beyond uranium production, with thousands of jobs, skills development, support for local businesses and community projects forming part of its broader nation-building role.

The Erongo Regional Council says Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) should go beyond reporting news and play a greater role in educating communities on issues such as education infrastructure, urbanisation and the region's economic opportunities.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT) are expanding their collaboration to increase fish consumption in the country.

It is NBC Director-General Menesia Muinjo's maiden visit to the NFCPT in Walvis Bay.

The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has highlighted its expertise in telling the story of trade and the critical role Namibian ports play in the economy.

This was discussed when NBC Director General Menesia Muinjo paid a courtesy visit to Namport in Walvis Bay.

Finance Minister Erica Shafudah has called on the insurance sector to play a bigger role in building economic resilience under climate change pressure.

It is Namibia National Reinsurance Corporation's 25th anniversary, and the celebrations are taking place at Swakopmund.

A nurse from the United Kingdom, Amigol Pradeep, scooped the 2026 Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award.

Held in India, the award celebrates nurses who are advancing the profession and creating meaningful change.

The National Fisheries Indaba at Walvis Bay has ended with key decisions to strengthen science, protect marine resources, support aquaculture and ensure more Namibians benefit from the sector.

The strength of government depends on the people who serve it. This was the message from Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare at the government's Human Resource Conference for public servants and members of the Public Service Commission.