-Some Groot-Aub residents expressed outrage after Urban and Rural Development Minister, Sophia Shaningwa did not respond to some of their concerns during a meeting.

The //Karas Regional Council infrastructural development can only succeed through Public-Private-Partnerships. The Chairperson of the //Karas Regional Council, Jan Scholtz made the remarks at the //Karas Region development strategy workshop in Keetmanshoop.

Namibia’s pension fund industry is still in good shape in terms of funding and benefit pay-outs to its members. There are currently 90 pension funds companies in the country with a combined value at N$150 billion.

SMALL and medium-sized enterprises in the four northern regions will be honoured for their contribution towards economic growth. A gala dinner in this regard was held at Ongwediva in Oshana Region.

The Namibia University of Science and Technology will open its first satellite campus in Luderitz. The Founding President, Dr Sam Nujoma visited the site and called on Government to make more resources to the Education Ministry available to ensure that every Namibian child attends school.

Justice Minister Dr Albert Kawana has reiterated that community courts are the closest source of justice for the majority of Namibians who are residing in rural areas in terms of resolving disputes. Kawana says the government is committed to continue supporting traditional authorities.

The Divundu Correctional Facility donated thousands of bags of wheat to the Ministry of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare. The Correctional Service has shown commitment towards the fight against hunger in Namibia and the wheat, which they produce, will be distributed to destitute people throughout the country as part of the Government’s efforts of making […]

Parliament has launched a new website with the aim to enhance public access to the laws of Namibia. The new website www.parliament.na. has been up and running since 2014 but was in a testing phase.

NBC’s National Radio launched a new Show that will broadcast Portuguese language. The show is a partnership between NBC and the National Radio Broadcaster of Angola. ‘Ta Fixe’ show was introduced to cater for Angolan Nationals living in or visiting Namibia.

The Keetmanshoop municipality says lack of funds is hampering the tarring of all roads at the town. Last year, the council management started with interlocking a street in the central business district and it is busy interlocking another road.