A procession carrying the remains of liberation stalwarts who were reburied at the Heroes' Acre today passed through parts of Windhoek ahead of the official reburial ceremony.

The Namibian Annual Livelihood Vulnerability Assessment identified over 87,000 people in the Kunene region as being at extreme risk of food insecurity. 

The National Council Standing Committee on Education, Science, ICT and Youth Development emphasised predictable and adequate financing is essential to maintaining quality education, supporting research institutions and creating an enabling environment for innovation.

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) hosted its Digital Transformation and Entrepreneurship Breakfast at Oshakati, focusing on how people, enterprises and communities can use digital tools to improve services and unlock new opportunities.  

The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) held a consultation in Kavango East Region's Mashare Constituency with the communities on key governance and development challenges.

Otjiwarongo resident Eddy Kgobetsi has been helping the less privileged part of his life for nearly two decades.

Sometimes, heroism is found in compassion, selflessness and the decision to help others without expecting anything in return.

After more than five decades, Namibia has laid to rest two liberation heroes who died in captivity on Robben Island, while honouring six others whose remains and legacies have now been brought together at Heroes' Acre.

The reburial of eight liberation struggle veterans is an act of restorative justice and a powerful reminder of the shared history between Namibia and South Africa.

The Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform Ruthy Masake has called upon the farming community in the Omaheke Region to improve productivity and develop value chains.

The Otjozondjupa Governor has called for the regulation of interest charged by micro lenders but also to make the registration of cash loans smoother.