20 arrested for drug abuse in Omaheke since start of 2025
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Twenty people have been arrested in the Omaheke Region since the start of this year for drug abuse.
Twenty people have been arrested in the Omaheke Region since the start of this year for drug abuse.
Stakeholders and residents in the Omaheke Region have welcomed the proposed changes to the Motor Vehicle Accidents Fund Act of 2007. Participants say the amendments come at a crucial time, as many people continue to face financial pressure.
Swapo Party members in the Omaheke Region welcomed the reappointment of Governor Pijoo Nganate.
They commended him for his hard work, dedication and commitment towards public service delivery.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, in collaboration with key partners, has prioritized specific areas in the Omaheke region where mobile and broadcast network coverage needs upgrading.
Police in the Omaheke Region are stepping up efforts to combat stock theft, a major challenge for livestock farmers, through a series of community outreach programs. In 2024 alone, the region recorded 365 stock theft-related cases, prompting law enforcement to engage directly with farming communities.
The Directorate of Veterinary Services has placed strict control measures in response to the outbreak of the lumpy skin disease (LSD) in the Otjinene constituency and Gam area of the Otjozondjupa Region.
Epukiro communal farmers from the Motsweding settlement in the Omaheke Region are caught up in a battle against persistent drought, which has fuelled the high costs of animal feed.
With limited rainfall and feed prices skyrocketing, these farmers are struggling to sustain their livestock.
President Nangolo Mbumba has described the late Chief Hosea Kutako as an exemplary nationalist, a leader of peace, unity, and a leader of justice for the Namibian people.
Independent candidate in the National Council, Paulus Mbangu, states that delays in releasing parliamentary committee reports have diminished their usefulness for current decision-making.
The Namibia Diamond Trading Company (NDTC) boosted four clinics in the Aminuis Constituency with essential items for expectant mothers and babies.
NDTC spent more than N$60,000 on items that will be distributed amongst these clinics to aid new mothers.