The National Assembly resumes its Eighth Session of the Seventh Parliament tomorrow following a recess in July. This session aligns with the 2023 Parliamentary Calendar, running until November 23, 2023.

The service reliability of TransNamib has been significantly affected by ageing and unreliable rolling stock.

Bertus Eksteen, TransNamib's Executive for Engineering and Technical Services, revealed this during a meeting with the Standing Committee on Economics and Public Accounts in Keetmanshoop.

The San community in Omega 3 feels discriminated against and neglected, claiming that the government is not providing them with basic services for an extended period of time.

A Grade 6 female learner was allegedly raped and later fell pregnant in the Oshikoto Region.

The police report states that the incident occurred between April and July of this year.

In a bid to tackle the pressing issue of food insecurity in Namibia, National Assembly MP Dr.

Parliamentary Chaos Unveils Intra-Party Rift Over Same-Sex Marriage Recognition

The Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, Ipumbu Shiimi, has tabled a bill in parliament aimed at bolstering Namibia's financial intelligence capabilities and addressing the shortcomings identified in the country's recent mutual evaluation report.

The Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Anna Nghipondoka, has vowed to resolve the challenges encountered by parents during the school registration process.

She emphasised that it is unacceptable that parents continue to face such difficulties, particularly while facing harsh weather conditions.

The Seventh Session of the Seventh Parliament, which took a recess at the end of April, is set to resume tomorrow. This signals the continuation of the last session of the Seventh National Assembly.

Members of Parliament in the National Assembly from different political parties have expressed support for the motion calling for the establishment of a Genocide Memorial Museum for the victims of the 1904–08 Herero-Nama genocide.