The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) will once again deploy its teams to the regions to cover the national elections.
Director General Stanley Similo sent off the journalists this afternoon, where he emphasised the importance of credible reporting.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia's (ECN) De Wet Siluka has warned the public to refrain from spreading false information in relation to the elections.
Siluka emphasised the importance of verification of information from ECN before sharing it.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) will grant an opportunity to registered voters who have lost or damaged their voter cards to apply for duplicate cards between 18 and 26 November.
This will be done countrywide at polling stations.
The Rehoboth Town Council has announced that inhabitants of brick houses in Block E, who previously were unable to own their houses, will be granted title deeds.
N$26 million worth of debt was written off during the process, allowing beneficiaries to start afresh.
The Pioneers Boys' School Welding Workshop has undergone a significant transformation, thanks to the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) and the support of the Turkish government.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has joined the international community in observing World Health Clean-up Day to promote public health and environmental sustainability.
The Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund is set to launch its "MVA Fund on Wheels" outreach program in the Zambezi Region on Monday. The initiative aims to promote road safety awareness and provide support to underserved communities.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy has pledged to answer all phone calls promptly within three rings.
This was the commitment made during the launch of its customer service charter.
The police have issued an urgent warning about scammers who claim to be selling plots of land across the country.
This scam, known as the Tuyoleni Housing Project, began in 2022 and has already netted about N$2 million.
Residents of Dolam are disappointed with the City of Windhoek's debt relief programme, which concluded yesterday.
The initiative, which aimed to write off debts amounting to N$524 million, has left community members feeling abandoned and without recourse.
