The pharmaceutical profession has made tremendous strides over the years, with pharmacists deployed at all district hospitals across the country.
This was revealed at the launch of World Pharmacist Week in Windhoek.
The Turkish Embassy has donated food aid worth approximately N$350,000 to support Namibia's drought relief efforts. This donation comes in response to the state of emergency declared due to this year's drought.
The introduction of the national minimum wage marks a significant milestone in a journey towards social equity and economic justice for all.
Spatial data, also known as geographical data, plays a crucial role as it provides vital insights into various sectors, helping policymakers understand the geographical distribution of people, resources, and activities within the country.
The Public Service Commission is concerned over anomalies in audit reports relating to probation and leave of civil servants.
This was revealed by Commissioner in the Public Service Commission, Batseba Katjiuongua, at a recent engagement with government HR practitioners at Otjiwarongo.
Residents from the Veddersdal residential area in Okahandja are outraged over poor service delivery in their area.
The residents claim that due to constant water interruptions they have to live in unhygienic conditions and sometimes have to go without water for an entire day.
The Governor of the Hardap Region held a meeting with the Rehoboth Baster community in which the discussion centred around the identity of the community, their traditional authority, and their ancestral land.
Young people are also affected by environmental threats such as pollution and climate change that could be harmful to their well-being as well as negatively impact their communities.
The International University of Management (IUM) officially launched its Graduate School of Business and IUM Radio.
The inauguration of the IUM Graduate School of Business represents both new beginnings and the culmination of years of struggle, dedication, growth, and transformation.
The NUST Cultural Festival commenced today under the theme "Celebrating our Diverse Tapestry of Culture."
The theme highlights the rich variety of cultures in Namibia, focussing on cultural diversity, youth engagement, and cultural exchange.
