Urban and Rural Development Deputy Minister Evelyn !Nawases-Taeyele inaugurated the Oshikuku Cultural Heritage Centre to mark an important milestone for the town towards a journey of growth and transformation.
The Omusati Eye Surgical Campaign by the Ministry of Health and Social Services, led by ophthalmologist Helena Ndume, restored sight to 360 elderly at Oshikuku.
Housebreaking and road accidents top this week's most committed crimes.
Housebreaking incidents dominated and accounted for the highest number of cases.
In Omahenene, suspects got away with N$16,000 after they broke into a shebeen.
Finance and Public Enterprises Minister Iipumbu Shiimi commended elderly people for being good mentors who continue to take good care of their grandchildren with unconditional love, wisdom, knowledge, and skills to mentor them to be productive, useful people in the future.
A resident of Oshikuku Mathews Hango is furious with the Town Council for not responding on time to address an overflowing drainage that filled his yard with sewerage water.
Men have been urged to uphold the culture of being providers of families, including shelter, instead of mainly relying on women for their needs.
The residents of the four northern regions were also affected by the power outages initiated by NamPower yesterday.
The town of Ondangwa was the first to face the consequences of NamPower, as their electricity was disconnected shortly after 17h00.
The great Omusati Region, like many others, has seen significant growth and development since the country's independence.
