In a bid to address the housing shortage and high unemployment rate, the Henties Bay Town Council has launched a brick-making project aimed at providing affordable housing for local residents.
The Henties Bay Municipality has availed 56 plots for the brick-making project.
The Mole beachfront recreation area in Swakopmund is set for a major transformation, with the official handover of the N$4.8 million Mole Cubicles Upgrade Project scheduled for completion by December 2025.
The revival of the Swakopmund House of Safety Project is set to bring much-needed relief to victims of shack fires in the town.
Today, November 19th, marks the global observance of World Toilet Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the critical issue of access to safe sanitation—a challenge that affects billions of people worldwide.
The 2024 Regional World Children's Day commemorations recently concluded in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, bringing together over 200 children and heads of state from seven SADC countries.
Namibia and South Africa have unanimously adopted the report, which guides negotiations surrounding the Orange River Boundary.
The report was adopted at the just concluded meeting of the Political, Diplomatic, and Legal Committee of the Namibia-South Africa Bi-National Commission.
A draft report of the Joint Committee of Experts on the Orange River boundary will feature at the meeting of the Political, Diplomatic, and Legal Committee of the Namibia-South Africa Bi-National Commission, which is taking place in Swakopmund.
Emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, will not only transform what learners study but also how they engage with their learning environments.
Consequently, these innovations necessitate extensive research into both the technological aspects and the preparedness of educators.
Former fishermen of Arcticnam Fishing and NAMSOV, known as Group 73, held a peaceful demonstration this morning in Walvis Bay and submitted a petition to Alex Krov, Director of Shore Recruit, expressing their dissatisfaction with management’s treatment.
Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah engaged with the Afrikaans-speaking communities during her visit to the Erongo Region.
Dr. Nandi-Ndaitwah emphasised the significant progress Namibia has made since gaining independence.
