Financial instability, compounded by low economic growth, is the biggest challenge facing municipalities in southern Africa.
The South African Local Governance Association President, Stofile Bheke, said this while addressing attendees at the Local Economic Development Indaba held at Luderitz.
Fishrot accused Nigel Van Wyk will hear tomorrow if Judge Moses Chinhengo will recuse himself from presiding over the largest corruption scandal Namibia has seen.
Van Wyk, through his lawyer Mbanga Siyumunji, applied for the recusal of Chinhengo, citing bias and fear of not receiving a fair trial.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform, together with its partners, will be joining the rest of the world in commemorating World Wetlands Day and World Water Day.
This year's commemoration of these two significant days will be hosted in the town of Opuwo from March 12th to March 14th.
The Swapo Party Central Committee's first meeting for 2024 started in the capital this morning.
The party's Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who addressed the meeting, says the nation and Swapo Party are poorer without the visionary leadership of the late President Hage Geingob.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism continues to discourage the use of plastic bags until they are eliminated.
This is because of their harmful impact on the environment.
Members of Parliament workshopped on the 2024–25 National Budget to enhance their capacity and ability to analyse it and make well-informed contributions.
In a speech delivered on his behalf, Speaker Peter Katjavivi emphasised that the workshop was in alignment with the theme "Year of Expectations."
The Rundu Magistrate's Court has not been renovated for over a decade and is now in disrepair.
The court is currently out of storage and office space.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs was informed about these concerns during a site visit.
The Deputy Minister of Marginalised Communities, Royal Ui|o|oo has called on men to collectively commit to forging a more inclusive world for women.
He made the remarks while addressing a workshop promoting women's participation in the upcoming elections in the capital today.
From being a gang leader to a free man, arguably Namibia's most renowned inmate, Ninja, is released from prison.
This is after 25 years locked inside the Windhoek Correctional Facility.
In an effort to ensure that Namibia is ready to develop its green hydrogen industry and related human resources capabilities, Namibians are awarded scholarships to learn, conduct research, and upskill.
