Plans for the envisaged formation of the Aminuis Conservancy are gaining steam.
Officials from the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism recently engaged with traditional leaders in the Aminuis Constituency on the project.
A monthly social grant could be the only source of income supporting an entire family.
Yet accessing this lifeline can mean spending hours waiting under a blazing sun and sometimes struggling just to get through the gate.
This was a case at Opuwo.
A heavy windstorm that swept through the Ovitoto communal area on Saturday damaged 12 houses in the surrounding areas of Ovanduuongue, Okaokonguinja, Oruuua and Otjiserangu.
No casualties or injuries were reported.
Over 2000 road signs are vandalised each year in the city, costing the municipality N$7.5 million annually.
The government has intensified the eviction of illegal dwellers of state-owned accommodation.
A Namibia Defence Force employee, Rita Ipinge, who allegedly lived in a government flat illegally, was evicted this morning.
The OvaHerero people in Botswana, who are of Namibian descent and the descendants of the victims and survivors of the 1904 and 1908 genocide, are seeking engagement with Germany in their own right.
Members of Parliament have called for infrastructure, including roads and other public facilities, to be made accessible to visually impaired persons and for visually impaired persons to be fully included in the country's democratic processes.
Three men accused of attempting to kidnap two boys in the DRC informal settlement on the outskirts of Swakopmund appeared before the Swakopmund Magistrates' Court today.
The accused are 21-year-old Leomaro Ramothibe, 23-year-old Leamaro Moller, and 27-year-old Lee Moller.
The need for stronger coordination in programmes targeting men and boys has come under the spotlight at a Male Engagement Symposium in Windhoek.
Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba has called for greater involvement of all stakeholders in their development efforts.
