The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform has intervened in a water crisis at Omatjete that has been ongoing for years.
The Ministry will be sourcing water from a village near Omatjete to mitigate the ongoing shortage of water in the village.
President Hage Geingob has conferred an official funeral on the late Pelagia Eelu, who died in a Windhoek hospital on May 4.
Eelu was a supporter of the country's liberation struggle, with her house serving as an operational base for PLAN combatants in the 1980s.
There is a consideration to introducing virtual courts in Namibia during the current financial year to reduce the backlog of court cases.
This is according to the Judiciary Executive Director, who indicated that massive financial resources are needed to make the dream a reality.
In the Windhoek High Court, Judge Christi Liebenberg has acquitted siblings Azaan Madisia (30) and Steven Mulundu (25) on a charge of murder.
The siblings were also found not guilty of robbery charges. The verdict has, however, left a bad taste in the mouths of some.
Community members at Walvis Bay have condemned the not-guilty verdict of Azaan Madisia (30) and her brother and co-accused, Steven Mulundu (25).
The pair stood accused of murdering 22-year-old Shannon Wasserfall, a close friend of Madisia, in April 2020.
The Chairperson of the Africa Union (AU) has called on African countries to play their role by contributing to the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) for the continent to gain economic independence.
The Landless People's Movement (LPM) has retained the Keetmanshoop Rural constituency after its candidate, Willem Labuschagne, won the by-election.
A 48-year-old resident of Kongola appeared before the Katima Mulilo Magistrate on a charge of murder.
Coster Sililo Mubita was arrested in connection with the murder of Sophia Ngoshi, whose body was found along the Kongola Katima road in February this year.
The Inspector General of the Police, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, says drug abuse in Namibia is a growing concern and is responsible for increased criminal activities happening in many communities.
The digitalization of organised criminal activities is a cause for concern in the SADC region.
The Head of Operations of the Interpol Bureau in Zimbabwe, Sello Moerane, says it only takes a click for a crime to be committed in cyberspace, with repercussions that can be felt a thousand miles away.
