Prime Minister Dr. Elijah Ngurare said as Namibia celebrates its 36th independence, the country should move towards ensuring that its resources are shared amongst every Namibian.

Omusati residents gathered at the Ehao Cultural Expo Centre in Okahao to reflect on the journey of the liberation struggle and the country's developmental future.

Omusati Governor Immanuel Shikongo underscored that the peace Namibians enjoy today is a result of sacrifice.

Thirty-six years after Namibia achieved independence, many people still vividly remember the celebrations on 21st March 1990.

Ananias Abraham, a resident of Windhoek's Ombili residential area, is one of those who were in attendance and reflects on the day's event. 

The |Khomas Region on Friday hosted cultural performances and a talent show themed "NamFest@36".

This festive event aimed to celebrate Namibia's youth and creativity.

The event began with the Uhuru march, where participants, mainly school learners, marched from Palm Tree Park to Zoo Park.

The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has called on Namibians to protect their independence.

Theofelus made the call during the Independence Day celebration at Mariental.

 As Namibia celebrates its 36th Independence celebrations, Zambia's founding President Kenneth Kaunda's son Kaweche has cautioned Namibians not to fall into the trap of division. 

Ombara Hoze Riruako of a faction of the OvaHerero Traditional Authority and President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah discussed ancestral land issues, historical genocide reparations, veteran recognition, and national unity during a courtesy visit.
 

Namibia is today marking the first anniversary of the death of Founding President Sam Nujoma, with tributes recognising his contributions not only as a visionary leader but also as the Father of the Nation.

Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, has acknowledged that, despite Namibia’s strong legal and policy frameworks promoting national unity, the enforcement of anti-tribalism measures in schools remains inconsistent, allowing ethnic divisions and stereotypes to persist

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has expressed concern over growing disunity in Namibia, saying it is a threat to the country's socio-economic development.