-About 27 women in Karibib are benefiting from a gardening project that has transformed their livelihoods.
The Minister of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Child Welfare Doreen Sioka says it is disheartening to see the rights of women being violated by their male counterparts, with a scourge of rape and murders on the increase annually.
A group of women with fibroids who frequent the Windhoek Central Hospital are claiming that they are not getting the medical help they need.
-Namibian women have been applauded for having participated in peacekeeping missions for the African Union and the United Nations.
-Several speakers at the Dr Theo-Ben Gurirab Lecture Series have commended Namibia for having played a leading role in the adoption of the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women Peace and Security.
-AGRIBANK has launched a scheme to provide women and youth with finances for farming purposes.
-Hazel de Wet, who works at the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, believes women should have an equal chance of being in leadership positions in peacekeeping missions.
-More women are contesting the Erongo Region's seven constituencies, as SWAPO candidates during this year’s Regional Elections.
-Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund of Namibia has urged women to be the heroes of road safety as Namibians celebrate Heroes' Day.
-Women in SWAPO have been urged to mobilise others to work towards attaining gender equality.
