Zambezi Police are investigating a series of road-related incidents.
This includes a hit-and-run on Friday along Dr Sam Nujoma Drive near the Bebi 1 location involving a pedestrian.
The incident occurred on a section of road currently under rehabilitation.
Parents of learners at Golden Hills Primary School in Windhoek's Goreangab residential area are threatening to boycott and lock the gates should the government replace the current acting principal, Leah Iyambo.
Urban and Rural Development Minister James Sankwasa says most local authority councillors are not educated and are being misadvised by Chief Executive Officers who are more academically inclined.
Police in the Zambezi Region is involving traditional authorities to minimise stock theft through.
The police have reported a case of stock theft involving 678 cattle that occurred between 2025 and 2026 along Namibia's borders with Botswana and Angola, specifically in February.
Once again, NBC's Kaisames radio station connected with its devoted listeners at Uupindi in Oshakati.
Listeners gathered not just to hear but also to be heard and share their stories and aspirations.
The NBC's Director General, Menesia Muinjo, says the national broadcaster will have to find ways to manage operations and improve service as a result of reduced funding.
Muinjo was speaking at a staff meeting.
The Kunene Region's vast distances, scattered settlements and difficult terrain have forced health workers to adopt practical measures to reach every child during the polio campaign.
One of the most notable interventions has been the use of helicopters to access remote communities.
The Body of Christ leader, Festus Thomas, questioned the Ministry of Education on why some learners, particularly those registered with Namcol in Okongo, were allocated wrong subjects after paying registration fees.
Vice President Lucia Witbooi has called for collective action to transform Luderitz. She made these remarks at the official opening of the 19th annual Lüderitz Crayfish Festival.
Among those who attended the festival were Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare and other senior government officials.
NANTU Secretary General Loide Shaanika has called on workers to continuously skill up, warning that the workforce risks becoming strangers in their own jobs as technology advances.
