The Kavango East Governor has called on the residents to continue observing COVID-19 regulations to contain the spread of the pandemic.
The Ministry of Industrialization and Trade is preparing for the launch of its second phase of "Buy Local, Grow Namibia" campaign.
National Assembly Secretary has stressed the need to equip and capacitate Parliamentarians with skills and knowledge to effectively contribute to the social protection system in Namibia.
National Assembly Speaker, Professor Peter Katjavivi has appealed to the Minister of Finance to revise the budget allocated to the Lower House.
The Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court has been temporarily closed after a clerk and a prosecutor tested positive for COVID-19.
Residents of the Omusati Region can now receive the COVID-19 vaccine at the Outapi District Hospital.
Government has availed N$20 million to fight the outbreak of locusts that have so far invaded seven regions in Namibia.
Preparations are well on track for the hosting of the World Press Freedom day in Windhoek. NBC workers reflected on what World Press Freedom Day means.
Namibia has reclaimed its number one ranking in press freedom across Africa but dropped by one place in its global ranking from 23 last year to 24.
-The National Democratic Party (NDP) has welcomed the envisaged 760 kilometer Trans- Zambezi Railway Extension. The railway will link Grootfontein, Rundu, Katima Mulilo and SADC countries.
