The Regional Electoral Officer in Omaheke, Josef Amwaandi, is pleased with the ongoing general voter registration in the region, despite some challenges from the systems on which the IT department is working.
Ovaherero and Ovambenderu communities gathered at Okahitua Village over the weekend to remember the legacy of the late Ombara Otjitambi, Kuaima Riruako.
One of the most significant legacies of Chief Riruako is his decisive leadership on the issue of genocide reparations, among others.
The NamPower Foundation has spent N$1.3 million to renovate a computer laboratory at C. Heuva Secondary School and a laundry room with new industrial washing and tumble dryer machines at Motsomi Primary School.
Omburo Fishing Enterprises has reached out to small and medium enterprises at Otjinene with equipment that will assist them in their production.
The donated items include sewing machines, bending machines, building materials, and laptops.
In a bid to address challenges like poor school performance and ill discipline among learners, a group of retired academics and other community members of Otjombinde Constituency have formed a 'technical education committee' to deal with these matters.
The Omaheke Regional Council, in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform, has commenced the drilling of water boreholes in seven villages in the Otjombinde Constituency.
Over 140 registration officials are attending training at Gobabis ahead of the general registration of voters, which will be held from June 3 to August 1.
Theft and livestock theft are on the increase in the Omaheke Region, with more than 200 cases recorded since May.
A group of 16 doctors from the Hochland 154 Round Table are in the Epukiro Constituency, providing health-related services mostly targeting young mothers and senior citizens.
A group of medics aimed to assist 400 locals around Epukiro.
The NamPower Foundation and the Round Table Hochland 154 group of medics have donated an autoclave machine to the Epukiro Post-3 Clinic.
