Govt invests N$88m in Lüderitz Waterfront expansion
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The government has invested N$88 million in the 2024/2025 financial year for the second phase of development of the Luderitz Waterfront.
The government has invested N$88 million in the 2024/2025 financial year for the second phase of development of the Luderitz Waterfront.
The longstanding dispute, a matter that has been running since 2021, of the VaGciriku chieftainship has been reviewed and set aside in the Windhoek High Court on Friday.
The Outjo Municipality is exploring setting up high mast lights and surveillance systems across crime hot spots in the town to help curb violent crimes in the town.
Community members in the Tsumkwe settlement have raised concerns that some grocery shops offering FNB CashPlus agent services are pressuring customers to buy goods of more than N$100 before they can withdraw money.
Colonel Petrus Shilumbu, the spokesperson for the Namibia Defence Force (NDF), has clarified that nine candidates from the Tsumkwe Constituency have been shortlisted for recruitment and that three of them are from the marginalised community.
A group of disgruntled |Hai-|Khaua clan members has called for the nullification of the recent appointment of traditional councillor Michael Haman as the clan's deputy Gaob.
Martha Juniasa, a 24-year-old young woman living with a disability from Omulamba village in the Eengodi Constituency, is appealing to the government and education authorities to allow her to return to school and continue her studies.
Miss World Namibia has awarded businessman Usko Nghaamwa with the Best Philanthropy Award 2025.
This, they say, is for his long-standing and impactful contributions to community development, education and youth empowerment.
Representatives of the ǁNoasan Iaes, ǂNossob IInin, ǂGôas Khoen, !Ao-ǁGaexan, !Nauspoort Concerned Group and the ǀKhomani Landless People’s Community met today to deliberate on issues affecting the ǀKhomani traditional community.
Marginalised communities at Epukiro are set to benefit from the construction of 40 houses and a community garden courtesy of the N/a'an Ku Sé Foundation and the Epukiro Upliftment Project.
Vice President Lucia Witbooi commended partnerships aimed at improving the lives of indigenous communities.