The Road Fund Administration (RFA) has called for improved planning, funding and maintenance of urban road networks to support economic growth and improve connectivity in Namibia.
This was highlighted at the Urban Roads Management Conference, held under the theme "Securing the Future of Urban Roads".
Seven schools in the Hardap Region are set to strengthen their environmental education and tree-planting activities following the handover of gardening equipment sponsored by Swakop Uranium in commemoration of National Arbor Day 2026.
The need for stronger coordination in programmes targeting men and boys has come under the spotlight at a Male Engagement Symposium in Windhoek.
The Namibia Gospel Music Awards have returned for their third edition, bringing together gospel artists and music lovers for an evening of praise, worship and celebration.
Concerns are being raised by Medical Laboratory Science students at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) over admission requirements, progression into third year and limited work-integrated learning placements.
The City of Windhoek is migrating to a new prepaid electricity and water vending system as part of its efforts to modernise service delivery and keep its systems aligned with current technology.
Namibia is expanding its fight against wildlife and environmental crime to include flora and forestry offences, as the government moves to strengthen its response to increasingly sophisticated criminal networks.
The International University of Management has introduced its Graduate School of Business to the SADC business community, positioning it as a platform for advanced professional development, research, consultancy and innovation.
The FMD restrictions are now being felt by meat suppliers and informal traders whose livelihoods depend on a steady supply of beef.
The first Namibia intake of the Bloomberg Media Initiative Africa Financial Journalism Training Programme has officially been launched.
It commences with 60 journalists and communication professionals selected from more than 800 applicants.
