Today marks World Child Labour Day, aimed at reflecting on achievements made in and intensifying action against child labor.

Namibia has recorded four cases of child labor since 2023.

Okahandja residents are expressing their concerns over the suspects linked to a dagga plantation being held in the local police holding cells.

 They fear that the suspects may interfere with investigations due to their proximity to the crime scene.

A new Copyright Levy System under the Copyright Bill aims to ensure fair pay for creators and protect their rights.

Swapo Party MP Fenny Tutjavi said the system would charge importers, distributors, and manufacturers royalties. These funds would go into a copyright fund to benefit creators.

The Home of Good Hope Foundation led a demonstration from Black Chain shopping mall to the Katutura Magistrate's Court to express frustration over rape offenders being granted bail and roaming the same streets on which their victims live.

Hundreds of students receive qualifications in education on an annual basis. 

However, due to the high supply of graduates in the education field, most find it close to impossible to find employment, leaving them at risk of poverty despite their qualifications. 

The Ministry of Education has clarified that institutions of higher learning are producing more teachers than the system can accommodate.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) plans to make a major shift by taking advantage of advanced technology to improve service delivery.

Preparations for the Okahandja Tourism and Trade Expo are about 75 percent complete, with the event set to take place from the 3rd to the 7th of June.

Descendants of the genocide victims took to the streets of Windhoek to pay tribute to their ancestors in remembrance and honour of the lives lost during the 1904 to 1908 genocide.

The International University of Management (IUM) hosted its 21st convocation ceremony, with over 2,500 students successfully completing their studies.