Ten cases of Hepatitis E have been confirmed in the Omusati Region, while 41 people are under observation after showing symptoms of the disease. This was disclosed to Nampa by Omusati Governor, Erginus Endjala in a telephonic interview today.

Windhoek residents, particularly those from the informal settlements have applauded President Hage Geingob for initiating the weekend’s clean-up campaign.

The Roads Authority aims to construct, upgrade and rehabilitate more than 1000 kilometres of roads around the country as part of its five-year strategic plan.

Despite students’ commitment to study hard, their efforts sometimes go in vain due to lack of adequate infrastructure and resources in community libraries. Library users want the facility in their area revamped.

The 3rd NUDO Elective Congress that was supposed to take place over the weekend is postponed. There were two slates to the congress Team NUDO and Team 100% VK. The party’s President Asser Mbai explains more.

A 75 year old woman who lived in Windhoek’s Havana Informal Settlements burnt to death in her shack this morning.

An illegal dumpsite in a river stream at Adolfi residential area in Ondangwa has been cleaned up.