Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare says the government continues to explore land for green schemes or options of reforming the resettlement programme so that it favours unemployed graduates in agriculture who are equipped to ensure food security for the country.
Nutrition plays a vital role in maintaining livestock health and supporting efforts to combat Foot-And-Mouth Disease (FMD).
Feedmaster Technical Advisor Frank Kanguatjivi highlighted this during an interview with NBC News.
Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) has been confirmed at Kalala Island in Zambezi's Kabbe constituency, prompting an immediate suspension of livestock movement, trade and slaughter.
Erongo RED has donated N$71,000 raised through its inaugural half marathon to support vulnerable communities in the Erongo Region.
Chief Executive Officer Immanuel !Hanabeb said the funds were raised during the race held on 22nd November 2025 as part of the company's 20th anniversary celebrations.
For a decade, Ethiopian Airlines has connected Namibia to the world, strengthening links in tourism, business and international travel. Its relationship with Namibia, however, goes beyond aviation, with roots dating back to the country's liberation struggle.
The Namibian Correctional Service in the Hardap Region held its fourth annual cultural festival on Friday under the theme "Preserving Our Heritage for Future Generations".
Frederika Waterboer, the mother of the late Wilhemina Waterboer, is consumed with grief and worry about how she will support and raise her five granddaughters after the alleged murder of their mother.
Headspring Investments has assisted with the renovation of a library and computer laboratory at //Naosanabis Primary School in the Omaheke region.
The entity spent N$1.3 million for renovation that includes modern appliances.
Finance Minister Erica Shafudah clarified that the Government Institutions Policy Fund (GIPF) has not confirmed the loss of the N$922 million recorded as an impairment provision in its 2025 financial statements.
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Esperance Luvindau, denied using government funds to hire her brother's law firm to represent her, saying the letter of demand against the Windhoek Observer newspaper was issued in her personal capacity.
