As part of the celebration of the International Day of the Portuguese Language, the embassies of Angola, Brazil, and Portugal have donated books to the Windhoek Public Library.
The world Portuguese Language Day has been celebrated every year on the 5th of May since 2019.
In a quiet act of selflessness, a Namibian woman has made the decision to donate her body to the University of Namibia School of Medicine, Department of Anatomy, becoming only the second Namibian to do so.
India has donated a thousand tonnes of rice and maize to Namibia's Drought Relief efforts.
This was announced by the Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Jenelly Matundu during a reception in Windhoek, marking the 76th Republic Day of India.
The Rob Youth Foundation handed over school uniforms to learners from disadvantaged backgrounds at Zambezi's Muyako Combined School.
The foundation also handed over 3,840 sanitary pads for the girl child at the same school.
Erongo Region's Waldfrieden Primary School on the outskirts of Omaruru town has received a donation of N$100,000 to upgrade the school.
The money was donated by Walvis Bay-based businessman Johnny Doeseb and family.
Over 80 percent of the Erongo Region's population relies on the public healthcare system, where services are either free or offered at a minimal fee.
Rossing Uranium has stepped in to help improve the private sector's position in this regard.
The Gobabis Constituency Office has donated stationery to schools within the constituency, valued at more than N$130,000.
Each primary school received stationeries worth N$10,000, while high schools received donations worth N$20,000 each.
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.
