Motorists in the Kunene Region have heaved a sigh of relief following the extension of the traffic fine amnesty.

Ancient Himba beauty traditions thrive as women preserve the cultural cosmetics trade at Opuwo.

There, culture and tradition are deeply lived and respected, where a Himba woman is keeping centuries old beauty practices alive through a small but powerful business rooted in ancestral knowledge. 

Meat traders at Opuwo are slowly rebuilding after days of losses caused by Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) restrictions that disrupted informal meat sales. 

While easing of controls has brought relief, vendors say recovery remains gradual in a trade many rely on for survival.

In the remote village of Otjomuru, Kunene Region, between rivers and surrounded by mountains, a small school is making a big impact. 

The Vice President has called for stronger participation of women in advancing the development of the Kunene Region, stating that the theme "Empowering Women for Inclusive Growth and Community Development" reflects the need to ensure that development efforts benefit all communities and leave no one behind.

Vice President Lucia Witbooi says government is intensifying efforts to uplift marginalised communities, as she engages residents in the Epupa Constituency.

The Minister of Justice and Labour Relations, Immanuel, has announced the revised benefits on key changes to the Maternity, Sick Leave and Death Fund to strengthen support for workers effective 1st of October.

The government has extended the deadline for applications to acquire agricultural equipment, following high demand from farmers across the country.

The Victory Youth Group (VYG) held an event in Windhoek under its Youth MegaHelp initiative aimed at addressing pressing challenges affecting young people.

The International University of Management (IUM)’s Graduate School of Business held an Open Day in Windhoek, bringing together prospective students, professionals and academics to discuss postgraduate education, leadership and business development.