Two boys died this afternoon after a heap of sand collapsed on a group of children at the Kanaan C location in Epako, Gobabis.
According to a police incident report, the collapse occurred at a large excavated area.
The Rundu Town Council has launched its newly established traffic law enforcement unit.
Kavango East Regional Council Chairperson Damian Maghambayi applauded the council for its achievement in establishing the unit for traffic law enforcement.
Former Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) employee John Nashongo has traded the editing booth for the orchard, leaving behind more than a decade of experience in media to pursue his childhood dream of growing fruit trees in the Kavango West Region.
A San family living in Otjinene says they continue to face underdevelopment and the harsh reality of poverty.
While they express gratitude for the government assistance they receive, they often find themselves with nothing to eat and unable to afford even their most basic needs.
The Namibia National Women's Shutdown organised a nationwide silent lie-down to honour those who lost their lives to gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF).
The group is a sister to a South African group advocating for the same in South Africa.
Miss Namibia, Johanna Swartbooi, returned home following her participation in the 74th Miss Universe Pageant Finale, held on 21 November in Thailand.
Swartbooi did not advance to the Top 30, exiting the competition after the preliminary round.
Information and Communication Technology Minister, Emma Theofelus, paid a courtesy visit to Ohamba Martha Nelumbu of the Oukwanyama Traditional Authority as part of her work mission in the Ohangwena Region.
Epukiro Post 3 residents have expressed gratitude for the renovation and reopening of their community hall.
The renovations were done at a cost of about N$1.3 million and are part of a broader development drive in the Epukiro Constituency.
The Swapo Party hosted the elders of Katutura Central at what it termed a "Silver Day" luncheon.
Former First Lady Monica Geingos delivered a message calling for renewed respect, responsibility and unity within families.
Residents of Omaruru and surrounding villages in the Erongo Region will no longer need to travel to neighbouring towns for NATIS services following the official opening of the town’s first fully equipped NATIS centre.
