Governments, institutions, communities and individuals have been urged to contribute in meaningful ways to women in society through giving them opportunities to gain innovation, leadership and progress.
Vice President Lucia Witbooi has called on churches to take active roles in their communities.
Witbooi made the call during the World Day of Prayer for Women, held at the AFM Restoration Center.
The !Khara-Khoen community in the Hardap Region has received a shot in the arm in their quest to become crop producers and ensure food self-sustainability.
The Hardap Governor's Office has injected N$50,000 into the !Khara-Khoen Traditional Authority's agricultural project.
Omusati Governor Immanuel Shikongo has commended the Etunda village community for its commitment to improving infrastructure at Mupolo Primary School.
Parents partnered with the school to erect classrooms, dormitories, and halls.
Erongo Governor Nathalia |Goagoses says the region continues to lead in several areas of service delivery, particularly through community-driven development.
|Goagoses highlighted major service delivery achievements and acknowledged ongoing challenges during a strategic meeting in Swakopmund.
The partnership between Standard Bank Namibia's Buy a Brick initiative and the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development (MURD) has delivered 73 houses at Onandjaba in the Omusati Region.
The houses are for low-income families at the newly proclaimed Onandjaba Village Council.
Erongo Governor Natalia |Goagoses has announced a plan to restore and repurpose the long-neglected Blouberg facility in Okombahe, describing its current condition as heartbreaking.
The community of Omaalala in the Oshana Region held their first-ever expo to raise funds for the back-to-school drive, such as school uniforms and other essentials.
A funding injection of nearly N$5 million is set to transform education in the Kavango West Region, as new classrooms and facilities at Maporeza and Cause Primary Schools promise improved learning and better job opportunities for the community.
Plans are underway to relocate a number of households in Tsumeb's largest informal settlement to pave the way for construction of what will be the 'Kuvukiland' Kindergarten.
