The African Union (AU) celebrated its anniversary at its headquarters in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa.

The celebrations were attended by various high-ranking officials from member states.

The Namibia Students Organisation (NANSO) handed out safety guides to educate the public about sexual and gender-based violence in Windhoek's informal Havana settlement.

The students distributed the safety guides by going door-to-door.

Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofulus, says various regional governors have begun preparations for the Genocide Remembrance Day to ensure the participation of citizens from across the country.

Theofelus gave an update during the seventh Cabinet briefing today. 

The City of Windhoek has rolled out a new solid waste management training campaign to promote recycling and cleaner communities. Through this initiative, residents can now exchange sorted waste for cash.

Chinese Ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping, has said tariffs imposed on them by the United States would only have a positive impact on ties between China and Namibia.

The Chinese ambassador said the increase in tariffs by the US was a typical act of economic bullying by America.

The |Khomas Regional Council, through the Moses ||Garoëb Constituency office, has donated income-generating materials valued at around N$230,000.

This is to address the high unemployment rate and poverty within the constituency.

Many students studying in the ICT fields find it difficult to apply their knowledge in real-world situations.

This is mainly because they have little to no practical skills and often find it challenging to adapt to a working environment.

Nurses from the Windhoek Central Hospital marked Nurses Day in celebration of the vital role they play in society.

Groot Aub Secondary School learners, along with residents, held a demonstration to raise awareness on child safety.

This is due to kidnapping, rape and murder cases that have remained unsolved over the years.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform has signed a trade agreement with China that will allow Namibia to export mutton and chevon to that country.

The agreement was signed yesterday.