The Southern African Migration Network (SAMIN) has launched its Namibian Chapter under the theme "Building Bridges: Advancing Migration Dialogue in Namibia".
Established in 2019, SAMIN aligns with SADC objectives and advocates for the rights of refugees and migrants across the Southern African region.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will deliver Namibia’s national statement at the United Nations General Assembly on 23 September, using the platform to advance the country’s priorities on peace and security, economic transformation, climate resilience, and youth empowerment.
Oshakati-based dentist Dr Kevin Shaduka says there is an improved new version of brushing, adding that the old one is no longer effective.
He said a circular motion technique has been developed.
The rhythms of tradition and the pride of identity filled Omatangela A Village in the Ohangwena Region as the community began its Cultural and Heritage Week celebrations.
The Ministry of Works and Transport's NATIS-On-Wheels outreach has helped residents of Kongola Constituency to access services within their reach.
Residents would normally receive services at Katima Mulilo, which is 110 kilometres away at a cost of N$220 on a return trip.
The Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, said the government is working on legal reforms to address the problem of cattle roaming in the country.
Close to 300 workers employed by China Railway Seventh Group have downed tools following the death of a colleague in the workplace accident on Monday.
Thirty-five-year-old diesel mechanic Lazarus Hedimbi died after a pressure container exploded, striking him in the chest.
A small-scale farmer from Muroro village has suffered a loss of approximately N$40,000 in potential revenue due to a failure of her irrigation pump, which devastated her cabbage and tomato crops.
A family at Keetmanshoop's Paradise Informal Settlement has blamed the municipality for their house burning down to ashes. They claim that the damage could have been contained had there been water available.
Zambezi Governor Dorothy Kabula has encouraged academics and researchers to help preserve culture and traditional practices as the world advances technologically.
