The "Great Lion" and former Robben Island political prisoner, Lazarus !Guiteb died yesterday, aged 82.
A descendant of the Hai ||Om people, !Guiteb earned himself the nickname "Great Lion" because of his dedication to Namibia's liberation struggle.
The Deputy Minister of Defence and Veteran Affairs, Charles Mubita
Rehoboth officially secured a spot as a finalist in the 2025 kykNET Kwêla as Town of the Year.
This major milestone sparked celebrations and pride across the community.
Brand recognition is more than just an award ceremony; it is a statement about the nation, what it stands for, and its identity.
To address the national housing backlog, the government has allocated N$75 million to the Walvis Bay Municipality for land servicing and the construction of 200 low-cost housing units at Farm 37, as part of the first phase of a broader housing initiative.
The Bethanie Village Council administrators have failed to answer questions on financial discrepancies flagged in audit reports for the financial years that ended in June 2019 and 2020.
The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) National Structure has completed a report review on unemployment in the country.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is expected to present the report at the sidelines of the African Union Heads of State Summit next year.
The Namibia Estate Agents Board (NEAB) is calling on members of the public to make use of registered real estate agents to ensure a safer and more informed property transaction.
Omaheke Governor Pijoo Nganate says various development efforts are transforming communities in the region.
Delivering the State of the Region Address in Gobabis, Nganate said agriculture, youth empowerment, quality education, health and social welfare, land, housing and sanitation remain top priorities.
The Kavango West Regional Council is working to improve service delivery in the region. A recent staff meeting provided an open platform for dialogue between leadership and employees.
