Saltiel Kalola, the Director of the African Counselors Social Development Association, emphasizes the importance of joint efforts from the government and civil society organizations to develop and implement programs aimed at eradicating poverty and creating jobs.
The Henties Bay Municipality hosted a three-day land development conference where participants from the fields of finance, land management, planning, infrastructure development, and financing and development shared their expertise.
The population growth in Rundu has placed pressure on the council to meet the demand for water provision.
The construction of the Rundi water treatment plant, worth N$577 million, will not completely satisfy the demand.
Legislative reform and the development of policies that better address the rights of individuals with disabilities in Namibia are urgently needed.
One issue that requires closer attention is the protection of the rights of individuals with disabilities within the criminal justice system.
India has committed to supplying Namibia with Bhabhatron machines for the treatment of cancer at Oshakati Intermediate Hospital.
Relevant documents have already been submitted to the Namibian government regarding this.
The Minister of Higher Education, Technology, and Innovation described the Olufuko annual cultural festival as a platform to showcase the diversity and beauty of culture.
The panellists at the Nathaniel Maxuilili Public Lecture discussed how the late liberation struggle hero, Nathaniel Maxuilili, would have been shocked to hear about people getting burned in shack fires if he were still alive.
Namibians gathered at Walvis Bay to celebrate the life of fearless liberation struggle hero Nathaniel Maxuilili, who died 25 years ago.
Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah described the late Maxuilili as a dedicated freedom fighter who fought relentlessly for Namibia's independence.
President Nangolo Mbumba says the Etotha Carnival is an excellent platform for creating new tourism routes and expanding tourism offerings while boosting the economy.
Civic and voter education is needed to reduce voter apathy among the youth in the upcoming general elections in November.
This is according to the speakers at a civic education workshop in Walvis Bay, who expressed concern over young people lacking interest.
