Windhoek residents will have to dig deeper into their pockets for basic services as from 1 July.
Windhoek-based entrepreneur, Martin Shipanga wants trading and retail sectors to be reserved for locals.
The National Assembly has approved the National Marine Pollution Contingency Plan.
The Ministry of Defence is committed to enhance operational efficiency by developing its human capital.
The high rate of pregnancy among school girls is a major concern in Namibia.
-The 14 Regional Governors on Thursday held a meeting with President Hage Geingob, who reminded them of their terms of of reference, which plays an effective role in championing socio-economic development at regional levels.
-The Namibia Domestic and Allied Workers Union has called on government to speed up the ratification of the convention on the rights and protection of domestic workers.
-Road safety in Namibia is undoubtedly a cause for serious concern as more and more lives are lost on national roads.
-More than 150 residents of Omatjete are planning to protest over the presence of aggressive elephants in the Daures Constituency of the Erongo Region, on Friday.
-The Erongo Police have arrested a second suspect in the case involved Henties Bay Mayor, who was charged with receiving meat without a permit.
