A destitute single mother of five from Sauyemwa informal settlement at Rundu, Siyapa Mayanga, received her second corrugated iron house.
Mayanga shared that the father of her children suffers from mental health issues, and she supports her children by doing laundry and cleaning people's yards.
The construction of the One Economy Foundation's #BeFree Centre of Excellence is advancing.
The centre, currently under construction, will see learners from different schools visit the construction site to familiarise themselves with what it is all about as well as the progress made.
The Oshana Education Directorate held a one-day meeting to strategize on how best to improve results as well as other pertinent issues.
The Education Director, Hileni Amukana, highlighted that the region has made great strides in improving budget spending and hiring qualified teachers.
There is a pressing need for Namibia to enhance stakeholder coordination to effectively achieve the targets set in the Malabo Declaration by 2025.
Namibia has managed to meet the targets outlined in the Malabo Declaration on only one occasion so far.
Africa must maintain the spirit of Ubuntu and unity as a driving force for positive change within communities.
Six cattle died under mysterious circumstances at Nyege Village in Kavango West's Mpungu Constituency.
Veterinary officials are now investigating what could have caused the deaths in about an hour.
The slogan "no Namibian must feel left out" will remain meaningless until something is done to assist people living in abject poverty.
The Head of Mission from Switzerland, Dr. Nicholas Bruhl, bid farewell to President Hage Geingob at State House following the end of his diplomatic tour of duty.
He was based in Pretoria, South Africa, and concurrently accredited to Namibia.
Judge Christi Liebenberg has delayed the sentencing of the siblings, Azaan Madisia and Steven Mulundu.
The two were acquitted on murder charges related to the tragic death of 21-year-old Shanon Wasserfall in April 2020.
Grade five pupils from the Oranjemund Private School visited State House as part of their school tour on Tuesday.
Accompanied by their teachers, the learners had the opportunity to engage President Hage Geingob, First Lady Monica Geingos, and Vice President Nangolo Mbumba on a number of topical issues.
