Soil erosion hits Rundu's Tutungeni location

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Consistent rainfall in Rundu has led to soil erosion in parts of the Tutungeni location.

Kavango East Governor Hamunyera Hambyuka has called for urgent solutions to prevent further damage.

Flash floods and showers hit northern, zambezi regions

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Rainfall during the Christmas week was quite intense across much of the Oshana, Ohangwena, Kavango East and West, and Zambezi regions, which mostly experienced scattered showers accompanied by flash flooding.

Roads Authority urged to do more on road maintenance

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The Roads Authority (RA) plays a pivotal role in road safety. It has made strides in ensuring good roads, but more still needs to be done in its core business of constructing and maintaining Namibia's road sector.

Namibia urged to strengthen governance for oil and gas sector

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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Natural Resources says Namibia must urgently strengthen governance and industrial capacity to fully benefit from emerging oil and gas developments.

Its Chairperson, Tobie Aupindi, made the remarks following a benchmarking visit to Ghana earlier this month.

Roaming elephant still at large at Oshivelo

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The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism's Chief Public Relations Officer, Vilho Hangula, has confirmed that the roaming elephant spotted at Oshivelo in the North Central area is still at large.

Keetmanshoop terminal prepares for New Year rush

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With families preparing for long trips to spend New Year's Day with loved ones, the Puma Loading Terminal at Keetmanshoop is gearing up for an influx of public transport commuters.

Struggle stalwart and midwife Aino Nanghonda laid to rest in Ohangwena

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Struggle stalwart, educator, and midwife Aino Nangula Tulimevava Nanghonda was buried at Onamukulo Cemetery in the Ohangwena Region, leaving behind a legacy of service and sacrifice.

Nanghonda died on 18 December at Oshakati Intermediate Hospital at the age of 83.