Residents of Plakerskamp, a township in Karasburg, have raised concerns over a lack of basic services in their area, as well as increasing instances of crime.
The area has no proper streetlights, leaving residents feeling unsafe and vulnerable, particularly at night.
Swapo Party Vice President and President-elect, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, reminded members of the party's central committee of their duty to serve the people.
It was business as usual in the streets of Windhoek following the final announcement of the Presidential and National Assembly election results last night.
While some were aware that the results would be announced, others were caught by surprise when the final outcome was revealed.
The announcement of election results at the Karasburg Combined School Collation Centre sparked controversy when Nesimus Mupiya of the Independent Patriots for Change and Norbert Jossob of the Landless People's Movement declined to sign off on the results.
With only a day left before the Presidential and National Assembly Elections on Wednesday, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has intensified its efforts to ensure all citizens are prepared to cast their votes.
Youth in Grünau are grappling with unemployment and limited opportunities.
In response to these challenges, Casius Watterboer initiated a voluntary cleanup service in Grünau to create an opportunity for himself.
The Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication, and Social Welfare's Conditional Basic Income Grant registration, which began last Monday, is progressing smoothly.
The registration is currently underway in the ||Kharas Region, covering Karasburg and Oranjemund.
An increase in cancer cases has placed tremendous pressure on the Oncology Ward at the Windhoek Central Hospital.
Vulnerable and destitute households in 20 towns and 18 villages in urban and peri-urban areas will receive N$600 from the Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare's Conditional Basic Income Grant.
