The need for stronger coordination in programmes targeting men and boys has come under the spotlight at a Male Engagement Symposium in Windhoek.

The University of Namibia's (UNAM) Katima Mulilo Campus is hosting a wellness week focusing on mental health, leadership and overall wellbeing.

The week features a series of conversations and activities addressing men's and women's health and wellbeing.

First Gentleman Epaphras Ndaitwah reassured young men and boys from Kavango East that they have value and that they are not forgotten.

Young men and boys turned up in numbers at the Rundu Trade Fair Centre for an engagement titled "The plight of the boy child" with Namibia's First Gentleman.

"Vote for your wellbeing" – a call for action by voters, emphasising that voting is a powerful way to influence the policies that shape one's livelihood.
 
An NBC News crew in the capital followed the voting process in the busy suburbs of some Katutura informal settlements.
 

Members of Parliament said agriculture and defence play a vital role and should be prioritised to safeguard the country's sovereignty and the wellbeing of citizens. 

The Onandjokwe Endoscopic Outreach service will soon be known as the Professor Fillemon Amaambo Endoscopic Tour.

The programme was established in 2022 to reduce waiting time for patients requiring endoscopies at Engela District Hospital.

The University of Namibia (UNAM), in partnership with the Ongwediva Town Council, hosted a World Mental Health Day commemoration at Ongwediva.

The Minister of Finance, Ericah Shafudah, officially launched the Retirewise booklet in Windhoek.

An initiative by the Financial Literacy Initiative aims to enhance financial literacy and promote long-term financial well-being for all retirees.

Psychiatrist in the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS), Dr. Hileni Ndjaba, has reminded men to speak out and seek professional help when dealing with mental health challenges instead of suffering in silence.