SHIKATI CALLS FOR SANGWALI VILLAGE COUNCIL

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Mayeyi Shikati Boniface Shufu has called on the government to consider establishing a village council at Sangwali to bring services closer to the community.

Sangwali is situated 130 kilometers southwest of Katima Mulilo, and it serves as the administrative center of the Judea-Lyaboloma Constituency.

MAYEYI LEADER URGES CULTURAL PRESERVATION

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Shikati of the Mayeyi Traditional Authority, Boniface Shufu, has called on his community to strengthen cultural roots for the next generation.

ONE DEAD IN WESTERN BYPASS CRASHES

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One person died, while two others were seriously injured in two separate accidents that occurred within minutes of each other on Windhoek’s Western Bypass early this morning.

The incidents occurred on the B1 road near Pioneers Park.

KHOMAS BREASTFEEDING RATES REMAIN LOW

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Health officials have warned that exclusive breastfeeding rates remain low, particularly in the Khomas Region, where the exclusive breastfeeding rate is only 25%.

The low percentage is attributed to urban lifestyles and early return to work.

BOOK OF CONDOLENCES OPENS FOR CATHERINE KAUNDA

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A book of condolences has been opened in Windhoek for the late Catherine Kaunda, the eldest daughter of Zambia's founding President, Kenneth Kaunda, who passed away on Saturday.

ESAMI LAUNCHES NAMIBIA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

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The Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) has launched its Namibia Alumni Association, creating a platform for former students to reconnect, build professional networks and contribute to the country's development.

TRADITIONAL LEADERS RAISE CONCERNS OVER MR112 DELAYS

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Traditional leaders have expressed serious concern over the continued delays in upgrading the MR112 Okahandja-Otjozondu-Okondjatu Road, despite it being declared a government priority more than a decade ago.

NAMWATER PUSHES LOCAL PIPE PRODUCTION

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NamWater is driving negotiations to establish local manufacturing of large-diameter water pipes, reducing reliance on imports from China and Europe.

ERONGO GOVERNOR DEMANDS QUALITY WORK

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As the rehabilitation of the Omdel-Wlotzkasbaken pipeline is set to begin in early August, the Erongo Governor is calling for quality workmanship, warning that the nearly N$87 million investment must be built to last.

GOVERNMENT UPGRADES COASTAL WATER PIPELINE

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The government is spending nearly N$87 million to replace the ageing Omdel-Wlotzkasbaken pipeline, a critical piece of water infrastructure at the central coast.