The Okakarara Constituency Councillor, Ramana Mutjavikua, is calling on the Okatjoruu community to assist in revamping the Otjituuo Primary School as the school approaches its upcoming 90th anniversary event.
The |Khomas Regional Council visited a number of its development projects that are part of the Council's efforts to improve infrastructure and services in the region.
The visit is to showcase the Regional Council's development efforts to the residents.
Bank Windhoek has launched its 6th prestigious art competition and exhibition called the 2025 Triennial Competition.
This event is held every three years, showcasing the best of Namibian visual art.
The Triennial is Namibia's premier national visual arts competition and exhibition.
Some Members of Parliament and political leaders in the Erongo Region joined the nation in planting trees in honour of the late Founding President Sam Nujoma at Swakopmund.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called on Namibians to emulate the legacy of the late Founding President, Sam Nujoma, in conserving the environment for future generations.
In remembrance of the late Nujoma, she urged them to make tree planting an annual gesture, as they did today.
The ||Kharas Region participated in the nationwide tree-planting ceremony, marking the birthday of the late statesman since his death in February this year.
The tree-planting ceremony took place at the soon-to-be-inaugurated ||Kharas Regional Council Office Park.
Oshana Governor Elia Irimari led a tree-planting event at Ondangwa in honour of the late Founding President Sam Nujoma, whose wish was to see a greener Namibia and a healthier, cleaner environment.
Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba has paid tribute to the late Ovambanderu Traditional Authority senior councillor, Gerson Kunomundu Katjirua, remembering him as a selfless leader who served his community tirelessly.
The Chief of the |Gaiodaman Traditional Authority, Joseph Haraseb, was buried in Windhoek at the Pioneerspark Cemetery.
Haraseb died last month, aged 82.
Traditional leaders, family members, and representatives from various ǂNûkhoen clans paid tribute to the life and legacy of their leader.
In a rare gesture, former Swakopmund mayor Dina Namubes has donated her access to her guesthouse and sewing machines to offer free dressmaking training to women and girls.
The initiative aims to empower the community.
