The Namibian Standards Institution (NSI) has launched a metrology awareness campaign in Windhoek.
The Metrology Act provides for standardisation and conformity services through a well-defined national measurement system to the benefit of Namibian citizens.
Otavi Town Council has launched its three-month mass clean-up campaign to help it create a sustainable waste management system that will ensure a clean environment that is appealing to investors.
The town council will be joined by volunteers during the daily clean-up campaign.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Dr. Peya Mushelenga, maintains that his ministry will continue to promote and educate the public on the importance of national symbols.
Dr. Mushelenga made this remark at the official launch of the National Symbols campaign at Gobabis.
The Directorate of Forestry in the Omaheke Region, in conjunction with the Epukiro Community Forest Committee, is conducting a joint operation and awareness campaign on forest preservation.
The Head of the Windhoek Correctional Facility, Oscar Kasuka, has warned against smuggling contraband within the facility, saying it poses threats such as stalking, bullying, and the risk of escape.
The World Mission Society of God Young Adult Workers Volunteer group held its environmental clean-up campaign in the Havana Informal settlement in Windhoek.
More than 40 young adults gathered to participate in the ASEZ WAO volunteer activity.
The group picked up trash amounting to 50kg.
The Break Free Anti-violence campaign hosted response training for front-line service providers and student representatives.
The campaign aims to provide a platform for Namibians to actively and meaningfully contribute to reducing violence in the society
Key populations who are at high risk of contracting HIV, such as men who have sex with men, sex workers, and transgender individuals, continue to face stigma and discrimination, making it hard for them to access health services.
In an effort to combat the abuse of alcohol and drugs, the University of Namibia's social work students organised an awareness campaign in Katutura.
