For the past 34 years, rural electrification in the Kavango East Region has mostly targeted public institutions instead of households.
The regional leadership says it's about time to shift focus to households in rural areas, where some have been without electricity since independence.
The Rundu Rural Constituency councillor says that despite various studies revealing that Kavango East is one of the poorest regions, the central government has not done enough to turn the tide.
In a bid to advance industrialisation while ensuring the safety and security of the continent, Namibia has emphasised the value of collaboration with Africa and the global community.
A task team has been set up to investigate the need for desalination plants at villages in the Kunene Region to purify salty underground water amid a persistent drought in the area.
The more than 20-year-old Erongo Sea Products Joint Venture is threatened by allegations that the South African shareholders are shortchanging their Namibian partners.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform, together with its partners, will be joining the rest of the world in commemorating World Wetlands Day and World Water Day.
This year's commemoration of these two significant days will be hosted in the town of Opuwo from March 12th to March 14th.
Scores of mourners converged at Oshihenge cemetery in the Oshakati constituency of the Oshana region to pay their last respects to the late Colonel Peter Iindongo, a veteran of the liberation struggle who died on February 22 at the age of 64.
Connect Africa, a mobile and web application designed to empower individuals with disabilities, has been well received.
The app was launched two years ago and, so far, has more than 150 subscribers.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security started with its outreach programme for the distribution of national documents in the Kavango East Region.
The programme aims to issue a national document to people in outlying areas who face challenges travelling to Rundu for services.
Plans to improve the Otavi Magistrate's Court are on the recommendation cards following a visit by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Capital Projects and Legal Affairs, which found the building not conducive to court sessions.
