The Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation, Utoni Nujoma, has outlined the vital issues within the Namibian labour market that need to be addressed, such as youth unemployment.
At least 30 schools in Windhoek celebrated World Earth Day with a call to action to protect the environment and the world.
The celebration of Earth Day holds significance as Namibia is known for its unique ecosystems.
This year, the day was celebrated under the theme Planet vs. Plastics.
Reading remains a powerful tool for learning, imagination, and empowerment.
These were the words of the Director of Namibia Library and Achieve Services in the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture, Sara Negumbo, at the celebration of World Book Day.
From being a gang leader to a free man, arguably Namibia's most renowned inmate, Ninja, is released from prison.
This is after 25 years locked inside the Windhoek Correctional Facility.
The Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Jenelly Matundu, has emphasised the importance for Namibian learners to seize educational opportunities beyond the country's borders to enhance their skills for socio-economic development.
The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund has cautioned motorists to be considerate during this solemn time.
The late Dr. Hage Geingob was also known for his dedication to fostering small business enterprises, and some entrepreneurs say he left behind a legacy of economic empowerment and community development among the youth of Namibia.
The Landless People's Movement (LPM) leader Bernardus Swartbooi added his voice to the tributes pouring in for the late President Geingob.
Swartbooi said he had hoped that the late president would recover after his medical treatment, adding that he was shocked at his sudden demise.
Lucia Bopoto, a resilient cancer patient, emphasised that 30% to 50% of cancers can be avoided through fitness and lifestyle changes.
In spreading this message, she collaborated with Genesis Fitness Namibia and organised an event to commemorate World Cancer Day.
The former Speaker of the German Parliament and Chairperson of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Professor Norbert Lammert, paid a courtesy call on the National Council.
The purpose of the engagement was to gain an understanding of the political systems and processes within the Namibian parliament.
