KAKIRA MUPEPO CALLS FOR NEW CLASSROOMS OVER SAFETY RISKS

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Residents of Kakira Mupepo are calling on the government to urgently construct an additional block of classrooms at Kakira Mupepo Primary School in the Zambezi Region, citing safety concerns over a temporary clay structure that is repeatedly damaged by rain.

ZAMBEZI HOSTS CULTURE FESTIVAL

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The Zambezi Education Directorate hosted its regional culture festival at Schumansburg Combined School.

The festival is held under the theme "Youth drives creative industry and cultural promotion of economic empowerment."

Former MP Geoffrey Mwilima buried in Zambezi Region

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Former member of parliament Geoffrey Mwilima was buried at Kanono Village in the Zambezi region today. 
Mwilima died in a Windhoek hospital aged 70 while awaiting a medical operation.

Zambezi Governor Dorothy Kabula delivered a speech on behalf of President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. 

Caprivi Secondary School reopens following sewage spill

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Normal school resumed on Wednesday at Caprivi Senior Secondary School after a two-day temporary closure. 

The education directorate in the Zambezi region closed down the institution for two days amid a sewage spill.  

Stakeholders warned against influencing arbitrators

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Though the Commission for Alternative Dispute Resolution Draft Bill was received with support from stakeholders in the Zambezi Region, those voices have cautioned that they hope for effective change. 

Caprivi Senior Secondary School closed over sewage spill

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The Education Directorate in the Zambezi Region has closed down Caprivi Senior Secondary School for two days to prevent a sewage spill. 

 Education Inspector for Katima Mulilo Circuit, Rosco Lukubwe, said the school closure will allow the Works Department and Town Council to unblock the system.

National Democratic Party marks 22-year anniversary

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The National Democratic Party's leadership celebrated the party's 22-year anniversary. 

NDP president Martin Lukato said that, although the party was formed in 2003, it was only officially registered with the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) in 2004.