The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security will conduct an outreach programme in all regions for the registration of national documents from February 5th until July.
The end of a school day often brings chaos to roads close to schools and difficulty for drivers navigating them.
With children crossing roads in undesignated areas and a lack of road safety education among young people, the risk of accidents increases.
The |Khomas Regional Council says it has made positive contributions with targeted projects in the health, safety, and security sectors for the 2023–2024 financial year.
Among its successes in the health sector are the renovations of the Donkerhoek Clinic to the tune of N$1.5 million.
Swakopmund is one of the preferred holiday destinations in the country, and with its pleasant weather, it is impossible to stay indoors.
In a move aimed at enhancing internal security and ensuring credible national registration, Namibia and Zambia have embarked on a collaborative effort to share expertise and best practices in the fields of civil registration and identity management systems.
Businesses in Swakopmund are being urged to improve their security measures.
The directive was issued during a safety and security meeting aimed at addressing safety concerns in the town.
The newly appointed Deputy Ministers were sworn in by Chief Justice Peter Shivute at State House today.
Namibia's Cabinet has approved the introduction of contactless microchip identity documents.
The Police Inspector-General, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, and the Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Dr. Albert Kawana, have encouraged more individuals to join the community police units in their respective regions.
Journalists are urged to protect their online communications and information from the growing threats brought on by the digital age.
These were the sentiments shared by journalists attending a workshop titled "Investigative Journalism in the Digital Age" underway in Windhoek.
