The Kavango West Regional Council has submitted its seven years' outstanding financial statement, a day before the public hearing regarding the Council's non-submission of its annual financial statement.
Victims and community representatives affected by the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) marched to Parliament in Nairobi on Wednesday, demanding accountability over alleged abuses.
Protesters marched with placards before submitting a petition, as security officers monitored the demonstration.
Nkurenkuru Town Council has one month to fix its 2023/2024 financial year statements.
The office of the Auditor-General has not been able to confirm the performance of the Nkurenkuru Town Council due to missing supporting documents.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform (MAFWLR) is stepping up measures to prevent corruption in Namibia's fisheries sector and advocating for tight controls and transparency.
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) says secrecy and lack of transparency in the fisheries sector have made corruption harder to detect.
It is now calling for greater disclosure of fishing rights, quotas and licence holders.
The Governor of ||Kharas Region, Dawid Gertze has embarked on visits to constituencies in the region aimed at enhancing quality service delivery and fostering trust and confidence in the government.
Rundu Town Council has not been submitting its financial statements for the past seven years.
This was revealed during a public hearing by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Accounts at Rundu on Monday.
The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention and the African Union are stepping up efforts to eliminate preventable maternal and newborn deaths.
This will be done by strengthening health systems, improving domestic health financing and enhancing accountability across Africa.
Parliament is strengthening its role in holding the government accountable, as parliamentary leaders renewed calls for lawmakers to put the interests of citizens ahead of politics.
Former Public Service Commission (PSC) Chairperson Salmaan Jacobs was sentenced to pay a fine of N$20,000 or serve two years' direct imprisonment after being found guilty of contravening the Anti-Corruption Act.
He appeared before the Keetmanshoop Regional Court on Friday for sentencing.
