The High Commission of Malaysia in Namibia has donated over N$800,000 to the Windhoek Islamic Centre.
The funds will be allocated towards the centre's operational budget for 2025 and 2026.
The soup kitchen provides residents with meals every Friday, after prayer.
Lawyer Sisa Namandje has donated N$100 000 towards the Sisa Namandje Foundation to benefit less fortunate households.
Established in 2020, the Foundation operates primarily through donations from its founder and senior director, Sisa Namandje, supported by other supportive contributors.
The Windhoek Central Hospital Forensic Unit received a donation of cosmetics, clothes, Christmas hampers, gardening tools, and sweet treats from the Namibian Automated Clearing House, Namclear.
The Popular Democratic Movement has donated water infrastructure worth N$75,000 to members of the Shack Dwellers Federation in Kavango West's Rupara Village.
After constructing their houses in 2023, 32 members of the Shack Dwellers Federation had to source income to cater for their own water needs.
The Governor of the Hardap Region, Salomon April, has highlighted the importance of partnerships in overcoming challenges in education.
He said this during the handover of stationery worth over N$300,000 to 11 schools in the region by NamWater.
The State of Qatar has donated 58,000 boxes of drought relief food to Namibia, valued at N$70 million, which includes transportation costs.
This donation follows President Nangolo Mbumba's declaration of a state of disaster and his appeal to international partners for assistance.
The Erongo Regional Council, through its Constituency Development Fund, has allocated machinery and equipment valued at N$350,000 to support around 30 small entrepreneurs across various sectors in Arandis and Henties Bay.
Fishing company Deepsea Consolidated Investment has committed N$1.2 million in aid to support 10,000 Namibian households affected by severe drought conditions.
Today, they donated 6 metric tonnes of salt-dried fish to the drought relief efforts.
Efforts to address the scourge of gender-based violence in Namibia will require collaboration to bring health services closer to those who need them the most.
This is particularly the case for women and girls who have endured trauma and indignity as a result of violence.
Early Childhood Development Centres in the informal parts of Windhoek benefited from a series of book donations designed to support children's social and emotional development.
The launch of the books was held at Happy Kids Kindergarten in Goreangab.
