28,000 people have so far registered for national documents since the launch of the Mass Registration for National Documents campaign in February.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security is conducting the mass registration outreach programme across all 14 regions of Namibia.
The community of Otjimbingwe took to the streets of the settlement to petition for the removal of Tsoaxudama Traditional Authority Chief Josua Seibeb, who was coronated on November 12, 2022.
The community of Rehoboth is in mourning following the deaths of the chairperson of the Reho Falcon Sports Club, Etienne Coetzee, his two sons, and one other person in a road crash on Saturday evening.
The accident was confirmed by Hardap Police Deputy Commissioner Gesina Nell.
Vandalism and theft of water borehole equipment such as cylinders and solar panels are rampant in the Ohangwena Region.
This has left some communities without water during this critical time when it is needed most.
The police are stepping up their commitment to provide safety and security with the inauguration of a new police station at Endola in the Endola constituency of the Ohangwena Region.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism says Germany's decision to restrict or ban the import of hunting trophies could harm Namibia's conservation efforts.
The Ministry of Environment is hot on the heels of four suspected rhino poachers from Etosha National Park who poached two rhinos.
After poaching the male and female rhinos, the poachers' movements were spotted by the anti-poaching members.
The National Youth Council (NYC) team visited the Tsumkwe Constituency to engage with the youth. The NYC delegation held meetings in Omatako Village and the settlements of Gam and Tsumkwe.
Only 40% of the motoring public adheres to road safety regulations in Namibia.
This staggering statistic is a major concern for law enforcement officials, given the increasing number of vehicles and new drivers, making adherence to traffic regulations a major challenge.
The Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) says the symposium attended by Nama communities across the Hardap and ||Kharas regions was a success.
The three-day symposium themed 'Indigenous Peoples Reflections on Green Hydrogen in Southern Namibia' held at Luderitz ended on Thursday.
