The Ministry of Health and Social Services is once again encouraging men to get circumcised in reducing the chances of contracting HIV.

The seventh joint law enforcement operation along the Trans Kalahari Corridor (TKC) was launched at Swakopmund this week.

Road fatalities along the Trans-Kalahari Corridor are a concern to member states because Africa makes up 16% of the world's road fatalities.

There are 12 382 privately owned commercial farms in Namibia of which at least 250 are owned by foreigners.

The Minister of Education, Arts and Culture is calling on all stakeholders to promote safety and security in schools.

-Swakopmund-Women’s Rugby is once again on the rise in Namibia, as more and more ladies take up the sport.

The Rehoboth Sisedi Women's Forum demonstrated over the killing of women and children in the country, demanding that no bail be granted to perpetrators of these crimes.

The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) and a prominent Windhoek High School student have rendered support to a school in Windhoek's Okahandja Park.

The United Democratic Front (UDF) leader has dismissed claims that the ruling SWAPO Party and Government are pulling a stunt in holding the second National Land Conference.

The Women's Action for Development (WAD) has launched a campaign on menstrual hygiene management in Windhoek.