The City of Windhoek is conducting a diverse feasibility study for the development of a non-motorised transport network, which includes walking and cycling infrastructure, in Windhoek.
The City Police have made an improvement in the quality of the surveillance system, which now has motion detection and flexible camera controls that can be adjusted from the CCTV room for detailed monitoring.
A major development aimed at providing crucial support to those in need, the Lifeline/Childline toll-free helpline number has been operating for over two decades.
The number 116 has become a vital resource for individuals seeking immediate assistance and guidance.
Ruforum celebrated women's innovation and empowerment in agriculture.
RCA's Chreslie Nuses spoke to Winnie Wambugu, the founder of Nakuru Tubers, an initiative dedicated to addressing the seed potato gap in Kenya.
In a significant move to tackle pressing social issues, the Erongo Region Governor will convene a crucial meeting with Walvis Bay community members today.
Plans to move the Veterinary Cordon Fence, which is also known as the Red Line, further north are in place.
This was recently announced by the Minister of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform, Carl Schlettwein, who declared some northern areas that were previously impacted by the fence disease-free.
The City of Windhoek reminds all residents and businesses that improper disposal of items into the sewerage system can lead to severe blockages and damage to our city's drainage infrastructure.
