Oshana regional police commander, commisioner Rauha Amwele is happy with the conduct of police officers in the fight against crime in the region.

The City of Windhoek will elect its new mayor and deputy mayor and five other officer bearers this week.

Namibia could soon become a hub in the distribution of seeds from Zimbabwe. A farmer in that country is producing a variety of seeds for staples to ensure adequate food supply not only for his country but for the SADC region as well.

More than 300 staff members of the Bank of Namibia pledged their commitment to end violence in their communities as part of the Break Free Anti Violence campaign, an initiative by the First Lady, Monica Geingos.

The construction of a maternal shelter for Opuwo and surrounding villages is progressing well.

Lack of access to land is hampering communal farmers in the Rehoboth Rural constituency, from reaching their full farming potential.

The Swapo congress underway in Windhoek has resolved to give veteran leaders permanent membership on the politburo and central committee.

Khomas Homeless Development Centre is changing the lives of many destitute people on the streets of Windhoek.

The Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare launched the 16 Days of Activism campaign against gender-based violence.

Otjiwarongo Constituency Councillor, Julius Neumbo has commended the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia for addressing the housing needs in rural areas. Neumbo made these remarks at Kalkfeld during the clearing of land and digging of trenches by members of the federation.