Namibia expands communal land in three regions to ease grazing pressure
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The Namibian government has announced the expansion of communal land in three regions to address grazing pressure and support livelihoods.
The Namibian government has announced the expansion of communal land in three regions to address grazing pressure and support livelihoods.
A solemn gathering took place at the Swapo office in Swakopmund, as a group of mourners came together to honour the late Founding President Dr. Sam Nujoma.
The regional party coordinator, Daniel Muhuura, took the opportunity to reflect on his memories of Dr. Nujoma.
The Mafwe Royal Establishment has joined other traditional authorities in remembering the late Founding President, Dr. Sam Nujoma.
Some youth in Tsumkwe have raised concerns about what they describe as unfair tender awards in the constituency, particularly the construction of toilets in local villages.
Enkehaus Private Hospital in Katima Mulilo in the Zambezi Region expressed appreciation for the local police by donating items valued at N$50,000.
The donation includes a complete soccer team uniform, heavy-duty overalls, face masks, disposable plastic plates for inmates, and other essential items.
Namibia's High Commissioner to Tanzania, Lebbius Tobias, says the diplomatic mission is working towards the establishment of a library at Kongwa in memory of the late Founding President Sam Nujoma.
All People's Party (APP) President Ambrosius Kumbwa expressed that, although he never had the chance to meet Dr. Sam Nujoma in person, he has always found inspiration in his story.
Kumbwa first learned about Dr. Nujoma from his father when he was a young boy.
While the Founding President will always be remembered for his dedication to freedom and nation-building, his profound love for the ocean and his passion for fishing have left a long-term mark on those who spent time with him when he was angling.
Police spokesperson Deputy Commissioner Kauna Shikwambi has dismissed claims that the Namibian Police Force changed its investigating team in the ongoing diamond heist at NAMDIA.
Some residents of Oniipa are advocating for the town to revert to village council status, primarily due to land ownership disputes.