Gabon's presidential guard has apparently bombed the opposition party's headquarters during post-election violence that has threatened to split the country apart.

Zambezi Governor Lawrence Sampofu has declared a water crisis in the region. He told Nampa that there was a critical need for the Agriculture, Water and Forestry Ministry to rehabilitate boreholes or dig them deeper for human and animal consumption.

Businesses have the responsibility of supporting the community in which they operate as part of their social responsibilities.

Residents of Malthahohe village have been urged to pay for their municipal services.

Namibia is on the right track in addressing literacy as well as bringing the programme to all corners of Namibia.

Electronic cigarettes are becoming popular but their content remains a concern to the World Health Organisation.

Namclay Bricks and Pavers has donated bricks to 14 families whose shacks and houses burned down in Mondesa at Swakopmund in July.

At least 25 per cent of Namibia's youth between the ages of 16 and 35 are either unemployed or in training. This picture is portrayed in the Youth Status Report, which profiles the youth demographically to determine their location, employment and education status, among others.

The town of Khorixas will be a hive of activity over the next two days. Tomorrow the Khorixas Town Council is hosting its second annual Local Economic Development Investor's Conference and gala dinner.

The Government is in the process of finalising the procedure for selection and appointment of board of directors of State-Owned Enterprises. Public Enterprises Minister Leon Jooste said this during a breakfast meeting by PricewaterhouseCoopers on Wednesday.