-Namibia is among 26 African countries, recording a decrease in new confirmed COVID-19 cases.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services and UNICEF held the first-ever Free Women Conference. The conference aims to educate women on how to prevent mother-to-child transmission and other reproductive health issues.
-The Namibia Football Association in collaboration with UNICEF concluded a two-day training for Galz & Goals Regional Coordinators in Windhoek this weekend
The United Nations Children's Fund office in Namibia has condemned the senseless murder of Cheryl Ujaha.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is calling on Government to consider the adjustment of monthly social grants for vulnerable children to match inflation rates.
-In an effort to strengthen Namibia's education system, the Ministry of Basic Education, Arts and Culture, in collaboration with UNICEF, launched various publications to improve efficiency in the delivery of quality education.
Japan and Namibia, complemented by UNICEF, have signed a trilateral cooperation agreement, worth more than N$9 million, aimed at improving health systems and mitigating of natural disasters.
15 million children in the world are said to be victims of child marriages and UNICEF estimates Africa has the highest number, while Namibia has an estimated 7% of young people that marry before the age of 18.
UNICEF Country representative says for too long, women and girls have suffered the devastating consequences of physical and psychological attacks, due to harmful cultural practices.
The United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, has donated anatomically correct dolls, to allow children that have been sexually abused to express themselves better.
