-Social Security Commission (SSC) and relevant stakeholders are meeting to review the Social Security Act of 1994 and the Employees Compensation Act of 1941.
-A family of 12 has been living in a tent opposite the road 15 km outside of Dordabis, for about a week now.
-A decline experienced in foreign donor funding is hindering the efforts of Namibia's civil society.
-Members of the National Assembly say they are ready to tackle their work in Parliament with the bills, motions and questions to be tabled during this session.
-The University of Namibia's (UNAM) Southern Campus in the //Karas Region is on track to reach its target of more than 2 000 students by 2020.
The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources has announced an outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N8) on Halifax Island near Lüderitz.
Out-of-contract long-serving Secretary-General of the Namibia Football Association (NFA) Barry Rukoro was Wednesday escorted out of Soccer House by the police.
Radio remains a powerful medium reaching the widest audience in disseminating information and as such, there is a need to invest in this powerful communication.
Three Swapo councillors on the Rundu Town Council have been recalled.
It was a stop-and-stare fashion moment as Parliamentarians pulled out their best attires to grace the red carpet for the opening of Parliament.
