Prime Minister, Elijah Ngurare has dismissed claims that Namibia's public hospitals are introducing separate units for government dignitaries, describing the narrative as dramatised and misleading.
The long-awaited Omaruru Technical and Vocational Education and Training Centre is moving closer to reality, with training expected to begin in July.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says that Workers' Day on May 1 will feature joint preparations by workers, the government, and employers in a tripartite arrangement.
Urban and Rural Development Minister James Sankwasa is hopeful that the amendment of the Traditional Authorities and Council of Traditional Leaders Acts will address leadership disputes as well as mushrooming traditional authorities.
A cataract surgical campaign was launched at the Katima Mulilo State Hospital.
The campaign brings hope to hundreds of patients suffering from preventable blindness.
Omaheke Governor Pijoo Nganate described the death of Member of Parliament James Uerikua as having robbed the country of a visionary, valuable, and talented young man who had the chance of shaping the lives of many.
The Secretary General of the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), Job Muniaro, has called for greater honesty in addressing challenges affecting workers and employers, pointing to discipline and skills development as major concerns.
Namibia's green hydrogen ambitions continue to advance with a new partnership aimed at strengthening local participation in the sector.
A group of fishermen under the Government Employment Redress Programme in Walvis Bay say they have gone months without pay and are now calling for intervention.
The Otjozondjupa Directorate of Education officially launched its annual career fair at Tsumkwe Senior Secondary School.
The event aims to provide essential career guidance to Grade 12 and AS Level learners, connecting them with various higher learning and vocational training institutions.
