A public-private electrification project is transforming the lives of 257 families in the Usab Informal Settlement at Karibib.
Residents in the Usab Informal settlement used to suffer when they had no access to electricity.
The Swapo Party paid tribute to late businessman and party member John Savva, describing him as an icon of hope and unity during a memorial service at Walvis Bay.
The Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare has officially launched its strategic plan for the period 2025 to 2030.
This plan is designed to advance equal opportunities for women and men, as well as for girls and boys, while strengthening child protection services.
The Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, Emma Kantema, said the ministry is actively making efforts to support women through various programmes such as income-generating activities and capacity-building initiatives.
The business community in the Erongo Region and all those who knew the late prominent businessman John Savvas gathered at Walvis Bay to pay tribute to his legacy.
An elderly resident of Iseke village in the Zambezi Region's Katima Rural Constituency was left destitute in the early hours of Monday when her courtyard and house were struck by lightning.
Lightning struck the home after midnight, while 85-year-old Kahundu Kahale and her grandchild were sleeping inside.
The 15th of October is White Cane Safety Day, a day dedicated to recognising the independence and achievements of people who are blind or visually impaired.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has said freedom fighters will always be praised for their dedication to liberating Namibia from the yoke of colonialism, which in turn brought various benefits for the country's people and visitors alike.
The Walvis Bay community paid tribute to the late businessman, John Savva, honouring his legacy and contributions to the coastal town.
The creative industry has welcomed its recognition as a priority area under the 8th administration, saying it's the first time they are appreciated and recognised.
However, they are now calling for coordinated efforts and a deeper understanding of the industry.
