Erongo Governor has expressed concern over the slow pace at which community members are resettled on farms in the region. In his State of the Region Address, Cleophas Mutjavikua called for a new resettlement system for the Erongo Region, to speed up the process.

Underprivileged residents in Windhoek’s Otjomuise area continue to benefit in different ways from the services provided by the Mamadu Centre.

The act of giving to the needy is slowly taking root among the Namibian public. It is not only the corporates who are giving as their social responsibility, but even school-going children are emulating the Good Samaritan gesture in an effort to root out poverty.

Gender Equality and Child Welfare Ministry will conduct research on the extent of child marriages in Namibia. The Minister, Doreen Sioka says the research stems reports about incidences of child marriages in the country.

Otjozondjupa regional Councillor, Julius Neumbo, has refuted claims by Kalkfeld residents that the multi-million-dollar open market is not affordable to the vendors. Neumbo’s response comes after residents complained that they cannot afford the renting fees of the stalls there.

Situated in the informal settlement, the Havana Primary School is not letting its surroundings stop them from keeping their school clean.

A former farmer and businessman at Keetmanshoop, in the //Karas Region, is taking advantage of a new business trend, aquaculture.

Twenty-two-year-old Petrus Karembera hails from the informal settlement of Havana but graduated from the University of Namibia against all odds.