Across Namibia, pre-primary teachers have been finding creative ways to make learning more colourful, practical and fun for young learners.
The creativity was on display in Windhoek, where teachers competed in the |Khomas Region Pre-Primary Material Development Competition.
The City of Windhoek has commenced with an impact assessment of Thursday's heavy rainfall, which caused flooding and stormwater runoff in several parts.
This follows about 70 millimetres of rain recorded in various parts, resulting in significant stormwater runoff, active river crossing and flooding.
Former President Nangolo Mbumba has called for the consolidation of Swapo Party unity and the protection of Namibia's national sovereignty as the country pursues economic emancipation.
Namibian youth have been urged to prepare for the emerging oil and gas sector.
The call was made during the Oratores Novi Oil and Gas Edition debate competition held in Windhoek.
Illegal waste dumping and uncollected refuse continue to affect some parts of the City of Windhoek.
Residents are unhappy and want to see improved waste collection and management.
The Victory Youth Group (VYG) held an event in Windhoek under its Youth MegaHelp initiative aimed at addressing pressing challenges affecting young people.
The International University of Management (IUM)’s Graduate School of Business held an Open Day in Windhoek, bringing together prospective students, professionals and academics to discuss postgraduate education, leadership and business development.
Operation Basadi should help build a safer and stronger Namibia, where all people can live and work in peace, safety and dignity.
These were the sentiments shared by various law enforcement stakeholders at the launch of Operation Basadi in Windhoek.
Activists Michael Amushelelo and Shaun Gariseb have called on the City of Windhoek to carry out its mandate with transparency and accountability.
The two activists made the call during a media briefing in Windhoek.
Justice must be felt in everyday life for all citizens regardless of their social standing. These were the sentiments of President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at the opening of the first State of Justice Conference in Windhoek.
