The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security continues to urge the public to collect their identity documents, which are lying idle at their offices around the country.

Elifas Bonifatius spoke to Dr. Maria Kamkuemah, one of the experts at the new dialysis facility, to get a better understanding of what impact this new dialysis unit will have on the wellbeing of patients with kidney problems.

Denver Isaacks interviewed Shoki Kandjimi, senior spokesperson for the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT), about his key role in organizing the National ICT Summit. 

World Suicide Prevention Day, which is observed annually on September 10th, brings attention to the urgent requirement for mental health support and suicide prevention strategies.

In a pivotal Swakopmund Council meeting on Tuesday evening, key decisions were made that will shape the future of the community.

The council discussed pressing topics, including main agenda items such as youth development, safety & security, and community projects, amongst others.

The Namibian Police is launching an amnesty campaign from the 01 September to the 30 September under the theme "together for a peaceful future."

This initiative encourages the public to voluntarily surrender unwanted firearms, ammunition, and armaments.

The Namibia-China High-Level Business Forum in Beijing, China, has already witnessed the announcement by the Namibian Government of plans to launch the Namibia Trade Policy to calibrate economic sector competitiveness.