The Bank of Namibia is taking deliberate steps to modernise and digitalise payment methods through the National Payment System.
This is in an effort to improve accessibility and make transactions more convenient for all Namibians.
The Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, together with representatives from the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, the Police, and other stakeholders, toured the B1 road—from under the bridge at Havana to Chinatown—on Tuesday to observe traffic flow.
The flood situation in the Zambezi Region appears to be under control, based on the latest updates from authorities on the ground.
Following recent heavy rains, floodwaters that had submerged parts of the Rehoboth-Windhoek road, approximately three kilometres outside the capital, have now subsided.
However, authorities have cautioned road users to remain vigilant.
Crop production among communal farmers in Namibia is declining, raising serious concern.
This was highlighted by Technical Advisor for Crops and Poultry at Agribank, Hanks Saisai.
Police in Aranos have encouraged all liquor outlets to renew their liquor licenses, which expire at the end of this month.
The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has launched a new programme called “DBN for Her” to support women in business.
The programme aims to give women better access to finance so they can grow their businesses and create jobs.
The Governor of the |Khomas Region has called for unity and accountability in driving the region’s Integrated Development Plan.
Sam Nujoma addressed a stakeholder consultation gathering in Windhoek.
Renovations of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and dialysis centre at Rundu Intermediate Hospital have once again come to a standstill after the contractor failed to deliver.
The Omaheke Region reported 681 cases of tuberculosis (TB) and 39 deaths last year, highlighting the urgent need for commitment and collective responsibility to end the disease.
