Namibia's revised commitment to addressing climate change through mitigation and adaptation requires about N$270 billion to be executed by 2030.
This information was disclosed during the Environmental Investment Fund stakeholders' conference held in Windhoek.
Namibia needs to do more in order to achieve the World Health Organisation's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) target of over 80% by 2030.
This is despite notable progress made in the health sector.
About 601 learners have enrolled from various schools in Opuwo at the new Otuzemba Primary School.
At present, the school has 16 teachers.
The school, which opened its gates at the beginning of this term, is expected to cater for learners from the surrounding locations and villages.
The National Democratic Party (NDP) has announced that it will recall its representative, Watson Kalaluka from the Katima Mulilo Town Council Management Committee.
Lisho Mushongo, 29, is one of the seven people who survived the suspected poisoned porridge.
Family members of the 16 people who died from suspected food poisoning at Kayova Village in Kavango East Region are finding it hard to cope emotionally.
It's been close to six weeks since the family buried their 16 relatives.
43-year-old Marando Shishugho is the eldest son.
In an effort to ensure that Namibia is ready to develop its green hydrogen industry and related human resources capabilities, 70 Namibians have been awarded scholarships to learn, conduct research, and upskill.
Otjozondjupa Regional Governor James Uerikua says there is a need to intensify linkages and add value to the devil's claw plant.
Uerikua made these remarks at a two-day training and certification workshop for 30 devil's claw harvesters from different conservancies in the Okakarara Constituency.
Some parents of children attending school at Otjivero Combined School in the Omaheke Region have refused to send the pupils back, citing outstanding matters.
The past few weeks have been steeped in extremely cold weather and strong winds. So much so that residents in the informal settlements feared for their lives and businesses.
40-year-old Jacobine Handjamba from Havana Settlement in Windhoek was among those fearing for her livelihood.
