The Tses Village Council, in partnership with the Social Security Commission (SCC), will be launching information and communication technology initiatives aimed at empowering the village's youth.
The Tses Village Council has taken significant steps to enhance services for its residents by partnering with an Austrian non-governmental organisation, Theodor Group.
This collaboration aims to improve community welfare and infrastructure development within the village.
The Keetmanshoop Hospital has launched an endoscopic machine with the outreach medical team from the Onandjokwe Hospital.
Keetmanshoop Municipal Council has named a prominent street in the Tseiblaagte suburb after one of the town's luminaries, Reverend Andreas Biwa.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Mariental Municipality, Paul Nghiwilepo, has reassured residents of a secured water supply.
Residents went into a panic mode after the water supply from the nearby Hardap Dam was cut off.
Tses Village Council has invested over N$5 million over the last two financial years in town planning and infrastructure upgrades.
The participation of the communities and traditional leaders of the two southern regions is required for them to take ownership of issues captured in the Joint Declaration on the Genocide.
Simultaneous feedback sessions were held with the affected communities in the seven identified regions on Thursday.
The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Lucia Witbooi, has outlined the way forward, following the landmark Cabinet decisions related to the signing of the Joint Declaration on the Genocide, Apology, and Reparations between the Namibian and German governments.
Cabinet has approved the signing of the Joint Declaration on the Genocide, Apology, and Reparations, signalling the closure of a decade-long negotiation process between the Namibian and German governments.
The Keetmanshoop Municipality is on a mission to transform the town with a tree planting project aimed at enhancing its appearance and environment.
