New Grounds Fishing Group and Laridae Investments donated school uniforms and food parcels worth N$50,000 to Drimiopsis Primary School in Omaheke's Kalahari Constituency for vulnerable children.
The Central North Regional Electricity Distributor (CENORED), the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), and former learners of Caprivi Secondary School handed over donations to the school's hostel valued at more than N$200,000.
Authorities are offering a N$10,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and prosecution of those responsible for killing a flock of Cape Cormorants in Dorob National Park.
The Namibian Police and the Namibian Defence Force have been ordered to jointly pay N$50,000 to Vitalis Nambondi following a High Court ruling over his assault and wrongful arrest during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020.
The Electoral Court has ruled that the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) pay N$450,000 as security for costs in its ongoing bid to nullify the 2024 National Assembly election results.
Murder convict and American citizen Kevan Townsend wants the High Court to allow offenders to have semi-nude pictures in their cells.
He is requesting that the Court order Corrections officials to stop confiscating such materials from offenders.
In its effort to bring health services closer to the people, Omnicare Trust brought a mobile clinic to the Havanna U-Save area to provide essential healthcare services to the community of Havana in the city.
The Namibia National Students Organisation Kavango East Region raised approximately N$41,000 to support its operations and help vulnerable learners register at various tertiary institutions.
The Epukiro Post 3 Secondary School has unveiled a new borehole that was drilled to alleviate the water shortage that has been plaguing the school for years.
The borehole is expected to improve water provision for the school's 1,100 learners, most of whom are hostel dwellers.
The Keetmanshoop Municipality has officially handed over ten houses to beneficiaries under the decentralised build-together housing programme.
These ten two-bedroom houses, each valued at N$80,000, were presented to the beneficiaries by Keetmanshoop's deputy mayor, Anneline Knaus.
