With young people immensely affected by unemployment, the Otjozondjupa Regional Council is offering training to youth, with the aim of helping them develop as entrepreneurs.
Another group is undergoing training in poultry production.
The acting Principal of Omuhaturua Primary School, Rosewietta Uanivi, commended the Catherine Bullen Foundation for drilling a borehole and constructing a dining room.
In addition, the foundation is expected to complete the construction of an extra hostel block at the school next year.
Packy Pakarae, Epukiro Constituency Councilor, is happy with the activities of the Catherine Bullen Foundation at Otjimanangombe village.
The foundation assisted the village in setting up water supply solar equipment as well as constructing a dining hall at the local school.
Capricorn Group and Bank Windhoek employees donated year-long sanitary pads to fifty underprivileged young girls in honor of the International Day of the Girl Child.
The day also highlighted the challenges a girl child faces in education, hygiene, and their daily lives.
Some residents at Goreangab informal settlement have expressed discontent with a temporary waste disposal site that has been allegedly turned into a dumpsite by the community and the Windhoek Municipality.
The Technical University of Munich, in collaboration with the Namibia University of Science and Technology, through their Sustainable Energies and Entrepreneurial Development programme, brought hope to the small community at Farm !Kharoxas, which is situated some 8km outside of Groot|Aub.
The Office of the Ombudsman and UNESCO have launched a report on albinism in Namibia. The research, launched at Ongwediva, looks at the challenges facing communities and how these can be addressed.
Vendors running their informal businesses along the Hosea Kutako Drive in the Northern Industrial Area in Windhoek have moved to this location from Walvis Bay, Erongo Region, where the impact of COVID-19 devastated their enterprises.
Walvis Bay residents have criticized the local fire brigade for allegedly being too slow to respond to emergencies.
The smoke was visible miles away when a fire broke out on Sunday afternoon, destroying eight shacks at Tutaleni in Walvis Bay.
The Freedom March Movement's Kavango West branch has accused the Ministry of Youth, Sport and National Service of excluding young people in the region from benefiting from youth development.
