The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has appealed to holiday-goers not to leave their pets unattended at home.
The SPCA has urged holidaygoers to plan in advance and ensure their pets are left in the hands of caretakers to avoid leaving them alone.
Rainfall during the Christmas week was quite intense across much of the Oshana, Ohangwena, Kavango East and West, and Zambezi regions, which mostly experienced scattered showers accompanied by flash flooding.
Dam water levels have increased across key dams following recent rainfall in catchment areas.
Updated figures by Namwater indicate a positive response to recent precipitation with Swakoppoort Dam, which saw its water levels rise by 0.796 million cubic metres.
If left unattended, gender-based violence (GBV) could culminate in a cycle of abuse, particularly when children become witnesses to such happenings.
NamWater is owed a total of N$2.8 billion by various entities, an amount that poses a serious risk to national water security.
It is, therefore, urgently calling on local authorities, government institutions, industries and all consumers to settle their accounts.
The construction of the new police station in Windhoek's Okuryangava area is showing progress, with completion slated for April 2026.
Steel foreman on site Petrus Alfeus told nbc News that they have not experienced any challenges, apart from the lack of building material that caused a slight delay.
The Minister of International Relations and Trade (MIRT) says engagements in the latter part of 2025 continued to strengthen Namibia's relations with sovereign states.
Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) has announced a sponsorship of N$1-million to the popular Windhoek youth event, Kasi Vibe festival for the next 3 years.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) began issuing duplicate voter cards yesterday.
ECN's spokesperson, De Wet Siluka, said this process will run until Sunday, 23 November.
A white cane for a visually impaired individual not only serves as a mobility aid but also symbolises the pride of its owner, who is affirming their rightful place in society with the same dignity and opportunities as all others.
