The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has donated medical equipment to the Ministry of Health and Social Services.
The items that were handed over have been in the state warehouses for nearly two years after they were confiscated from traders at different points of entry due to non-compliance.
The Brigadier General of the Green Flag, under the Ovambanderu Traditional Council, Tjiuatu Kandjou, has called on women and young girls to take an interest in knowing their traditions and cultural norms.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) has extended condolences to the bereaved family of former nbc Kaisames FM Manager Joseph !Garab.
!Garab died at his farm near Khorixas on Tuesday, aged 65.
Brazil recently commemorated its 202 years of independence at the ambassador's residence in Klein Windhoek.
They also celebrated 30 years of cooperation with Namibia in the navy field.
The Vice President of Namibia, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, officially inaugurated a new periodic court in !Hoachanas, marking a significant milestone in the government's efforts to improve access to justice in rural areas.
President Nangolo Mbumba has encouraged all UN member states to reflect seriously on how they can continue to build on multilateralism.
He said this as the negotiations for the Pact of the Future are underway, to be adopted at the end of the Summit of the Future in New York.
The former-striking fishermen, also known as Okapare fishermen, expressed disappointment in the Government Employment Redress Programme.
The Katima Mulilo Town Council has started with the realignment of plots at the Dairy Settlement as part of the formalisation of the residential area.
The formalisation process and mapping of the settlement started last year, and 1,206 people already received plots.
The Otjiwarongo Municipality has entered into an agreement with the National Housing Enterprise (NHE) as part of its formalisation of five informal settlements.
The agreement will see the council issuing 2,605 landhold titles to build houses.
Villagers of Oikokola in the Tsandi Constituency in the Omusati Region still depend on salty and unpurified water from wells, which they have been drinking from since independence.
They have called on the government to accelerate the provision of clean drinking water to the village.
