A new harbour at Cape Fria could open an exciting chapter in Namibia's economic development. Beyond transforming the country's northern coastline, the proposed project carries hopes of positioning Kunene as a logistics, tourism and investment hub, with the possibility of a modern smart city. 

Growing up in a remote community should never limit a child's dreams or determine their future. 

At Otjinungwa Primary School, Kunene Governor Vipuakuje Muharukua encouraged learners to look beyond their circumstances, remain disciplined and pursue education as a pathway to a better future.

Residents of Otjavaya and Orumwe, near the Kunene River, have benefited from free health services through a delegation from the Governor's Office under Operation Kunene River Mouth.

The Northern Namibia development C.C. diamond mine in the Northern Kunene Region, once expected to contribute to Namibia's economy and create employment, now stands idle due to a lack of investment. 

Water drawn from natural springs has sustained families and livestock at Okorosave for generations, but contamination has often threatened this vital lifeline. 

That is now changing, following the official commissioning and handover of developed and protected springs at Okorosave in the Kunene Region.

Growing enrolment is driving the expansion of education infrastructure in Kunene, with new facilities aimed at responding to the region's changing needs.

First Gentleman, Epaphras Ndaitwah has called for greater attention to challenges facing the boy child, warning that school dropouts and crime could limit their future.

Outjo Mayor Barthomeus !Aibeb has called for intensified efforts to address gender-based violence and substance abuse in the town.

He made the call during a Pots of Hope stakeholders' meeting in Outjo, Kunene Region.

Only 17% of children in the Kunene Region have access to Early Childhood Development centres.

After years of drought, communities in Opuwo Rural Constituency were holding on to the little grass that remained, hoping it would keep their livestock alive through the difficult months ahead.