A family from the San community living in squalid conditions at Nkurenkuru in the Kavango West are pleading for assistance to improve their living conditions.
A private hospital at Rundu in the Kavango East Region has set up measures to handle any suspected COVID-19 cases before handing them over to the state. A pre-screening facility has been set up at the hospital and every person is screened before entering.
The Katima Mulilo Open Market has reopened, but only for those selling food items.
The largest container vessel to dock in Namibian waters, MAERSK Sheerness arrived at the port of Walvis Bay on Friday.
Social distancing requirements are leaving mourners struggling to connect at funerals, with strict enforcement to stipulations, including limiting of family members near graves.
COVID-19 has provoked debate on whether all Namibians have access to a balanced diet to boost their immune system and fend off the virus. This question and that of access and affordability of food remain unanswered, as a balanced diet, now more than ever before, is crucial. Nutrition and food security experts share their take […]
Members of NAMPOL and the Windhoek City Police are at the frontline on a daily basis to ensure the adherence of the state of emergency regulations.
The Inspector-General of the Namibian Police, Lieutenant-General Sebastian Ndeitunga visited the Karibib roadblock where he urged law enforcement agencies to work together as a team. This is one of the country’s 69 roadblocks and one of the busiest, as it connects Walvis Bay and Swakopmund to the capital city and Namibia’s industrial hub, Windhoek, as […]
Police had to be called to restore order as hundreds of residents flocked to the Walvis Bay Urban Constituency office to register for food parcels.
The Ministry of Finance and the Social Security Commission have announced the rolling out of a relief package, aimed at mitigating the impact of COVID-19 on various sectors of the economy.
