The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) recently held a refresher training workshop for its information officers, marketers, photographers, and graphic designers. 

Youth activist Terdu Fernandu from Tsumkwe in the Otjozondjupa Region has raised concerns about the challenges facing young people at the settlement, citing employment barriers, limited access to education, and gaps in political engagement as key issues. 

Stakeholders in Namibia's north-central regions held a consultative meeting and raised the need to improve water infrastructure and the construction of new water treatment plants and desalination plants as a way to address the demand for potable water.

Poor road infrastructure remains a challenge in the Kunene Region's remote and rugged areas.

Roads Authority's (RA) Manager of Corporate Communication, Hileni Fillemon, told nbc News that the RA has in this financial year spent over N$2.2 million on road maintenance in the region. 

Residents of Maltahöhe in the Hardap Region have been urged to come up with ways to generate income rather than relying on government aid or resorting to criminal activities.

The Elenga Enene of Uukolonkadhi Traditional Authority, Daniel Shooya, was buried at Omuthitu Gwatshishele cemetery, Onesi constituency, in the Omusati Region.

Shooya died at his homestead on October 31.

Swapo Party Vice President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has emphasised the importance of history and its role in guiding a nation's future.

She was speaking at the Namibian Exile Kids Association's (NEKA) second central committee meeting in the capital.

The body of a man, whose identity cannot be revealed at the moment, has been retrieved from the Kasaha channel in the Makoma area of Kasika 8 in the Zambezi Region.

Residents of Shamaturu and nearby villages in the Kavango East Region came together on Thursday to celebrate the official opening of a much-awaited clinic, bringing vital healthcare services closer to the community.

Residents of the 'New Ombili' informal settlement in Otjiwarongo are expressing gratitude for the progress made in their community over the years. 

As the upcoming elections approach, they are eager to cast their votes, hoping for even more development in the future.