Ruacana residents, under the leadership of senior traditional authority councillor Hilma Murumendu, called for an urgent meeting with the Omusati Governor, Erginus Endjala, to help mediate the land dispute between them and the Ruacana Town Council.
Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah met with newly accredited Venezuelan Ambassador Mgaly Henríquez González.
An anti-gay movement in Namibia has urged the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture to suspend or withdraw sex education programmes, arguing that these programmes promote homosexuality.
Namibian beauty queen, Ndinelago Emosho, who is also a professional teacher at Ekulo Senior Secondary School in the Oshikoto Region, was crowned Miss Tourism Africa 2024 on Tuesday in Lagos, Nigeria.
The Omake Charity Organisation joined the world in commemorating World Cerebral Palsy Day.
The commemoration is aimed at raising awareness about the condition as it affects millions of people worldwide.
The Governor of ||Kharas, Aletha Frederick, has called for a gender-responsive resource budget allocation in addressing gender disparities.
She made the call at an induction workshop for the Police Women's Network for Focal Point Persons at Keetmanshoop.
The City of Windhoek, in collaboration with local partners, is hosting an International Fire Safety Week event in the capital.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, today visited the Mass Housing project site in Windhoek's Otjomuise Extension 10.
The project, which includes 362 houses, was launched under the leadership of former President Hifikepunye Pohamba in 2013.
Saturday marked World Teachers' Day, a time for students and parents to celebrate and reflect on the crucial support that teachers provide, especially in challenging environments.
In honour of this day, we highlight the essential role that teachers play, particularly in the early stages of education.
The Keetmanshoop Town Council has officially unveiled two street names named after those who made an impact in the community.
In a tribute to the late businessman and football administrator Ludwig Helu, affectionately known as 'Baby' among the locals, the council honoured him with a street name.
