The government continues to support initiatives to deliver housing to low-income earners.
The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development handed over 33 houses to the Shack Dwellers Federation in Windhoek's Okahandja Park.
18-year-old Oriana Ribeiro has been crowned Miss Teen 2023. She takes over from Zoe Karsten.
Ribeiro is an advocate for a change of mindset, and she believes circumstances do not dictate one's quality of life but the way one thinks about it.
The United Democratic Front (UDF) President and MP, Apius !Auchab, is dismayed at traditional authorities in the Daures Constituency for failing to turn up for a consultative meeting this week regarding mining activities in the area.
Sackaria Immanuel, a resident of Windhoek's One Nation Informal Settlement who has been struggling for the past 20 months to correct the year of completion on his Grade 12 certificate, remains in limbo.
The Ongwediva Town Council has completed two sewer reticulation projects to improve sanitation.
The first will ensure sewer reticulation at Extension 15, while the other will secure the same for the location, Sky Phase 1.
The |Khomanin Traditional Authority stormed the City of Windhoek Council Chambers on Thursday afternoon, demanding to meet the city's political and administrative leadership.
The delegation, headed by the |Khomanin Gaos, Juliane Gawa!Nas, made record gains when they entered the council chambers at will.
Young people who attended the 'Unmatched Youth Conference', which concluded at Nkurenkuru in Kavango West, have expressed their enthusiasm and shared what they have gained from the three-day youth conference.
Organisers of the coveted Miss Namibia pageant say it is all systems go in Swakopmund this weekend.
The main pageant will be preceded by Miss Teen Namibia on Friday, followed by the big occasion on Saturday.
Close to twenty vendors operating from the Keetmanshoop Open Market, owned by the Namibia Industrial Agency (NIDA), are about to lose their only source of income after being instructed to vacate their stalls due to unpaid rental fees.
Rental fees for the stalls range between N$500 and N$1200.
The anticipated establishment of an electricity supply and distribution company for the southern regions has raised the ire of residents, who say they were not consulted.
