Although the government has established decentralisation programmes to bring development and services closer to the grassroots levels, the marginalised communities within the Bwabwata National Park feel little has been done for them in terms of development and provision of services.
The health status of Namibia has improved steadily since independence, and the government further seeks to improve the country’s health services.
Despite the scorching heat, thousands of Namibians and Zambezi residents turned up to celebrate Namibia’s 34th Independence Day anniversary held yesterday in Katima Mulilo.
The Namibian National Teacher’s Union secretary general, Loide Shaanika is concerned about the rising cases and reports of corporal punishment in schools.
Keetmanshoop Rural councillor, Willem Labuschagne has raised concern over the living conditions of Namibia Industrial Development Agency’s employees at the Naute irrigation project.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform is planning on implementing a project that is aimed at strengthening Namibian food systems to recover from emergencies and disease-related shocks.
The Trans-Zambezi Highway officially known as the Walvis Bay-Ndola-Lubumbashi Development Corridor (WBNLDC) is without a doubt one of the safest corridors in Africa, as it eliminates the necessity for police escorts to accompany trucks moving valuable cargo along the corridor.
A total of 557 cases of child abuse have been reported in the Oshikoto region between 1 January to 18 March 2024.
The Katutura Multi-purpose Youth Centre and the field behind the Khomasdal Stadium, designated for football matches and track and field events, are currently occupied by homeless people.
Namibia will be hoping to secure more medals at the 13th African Games before the games comes to an end this weekend.