Young people from across the country gained hands-on skills in artificial intelligence (AI), coding, and robotics, while also learning new technologies to develop innovative solutions to community challenges.
Ombara Eben || Nguvauva of the Ovambanderu Traditional Authority has appealed to his communities to continue preserving culture and traditional norms, while urging the central government to create a conducive environment aimed at advancing community development.
The Governor of ||Kharas Region, Dawid Gertze has embarked on visits to constituencies in the region aimed at enhancing quality service delivery and fostering trust and confidence in the government.
A group of trade unions and employers' representatives have rejected Justice and Labour Relations Minister Wise Immanuel's stance on the composition of the Labour Advisory Council.
They argued that they should be accorded the privilege of nominating representatives to the council themselves.
A Namibian delegation comprising officials from the University of Namibia (UNAM) and the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts, and Culture is in Cape Town, South Africa, conducting verification of liberation icons who died there.
Renowned economist Martin Mwinga has urged Namibians to take advantage of incentives offered by the government and the private sector to resolve the housing crisis.
As Olufuko prepares for its 15th edition, leaders have emphasised that the annual festival must be protected and expanded, despite years of criticism that it promotes paganism.
The government has highlighted that traditional midwives remain an important part of maternal healthcare, particularly in rural communities where access to formal health services is limited.
Project Never Walk Alone, in partnership with the Roads Fund Administration, has distributed more than 400 pairs of shoes through its winter drive.
Otjiwarongo Municipality has highlighted that it is still sourcing funds to set up an open market for street vendors scattered around the town.
Currently, Otjiwarongo is without a functional open market, which has left vendors trading along busy intersections and pathways.
