NamPol launches 'community against crime' initiative
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The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, and Safety and Security launched the "community against crime" initiative through a tournament hosted in Kalimbeza in the Zambezi Region.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, and Safety and Security launched the "community against crime" initiative through a tournament hosted in Kalimbeza in the Zambezi Region.
Some Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) clients waiting in line at the mobile home in Rundu are adamant about finishing the registration process, despite the announced extension.
It's a chaotic situation, with various clients putting pressure on the security guards to better manage the queue.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Dr. Peya Mushelenga, has announced a three-month extension to the deadline for mobile phone SIM card registrations.
Subscribers have until March 31st, 2024, to get this done.
Plans to repatriate 201 Namibian descendents from Botswana to Gam Settlement in the Otjozondjupa Region have hit a snag.
Otjozondjupa Governor James Uerikua confirmed that the initial plan to repatriate the community by the end of this year is stalled due to logistical challenges.
Keetmshoop residents are unhappy over the lack of recreational facilities at the town, especially this time of the year when they look for relaxation.
Chief Frederick Langman of the ‚╪Kao ||Aesi Traditional Authority in the Omaheke Region has bemoaned the lack of socio-economic development in his community.
The 75-year-old chief expressed a desire for more empowerment to address the ongoing marginalisation of the San people.
The town of Swakopmund, renowned as a top travel and leisure destination, recently unveiled a series of development and safety measures to enhance the experience of tourists.
The Topnaar people, also known as the ǂAonin clan of the Nama tribe, continue to navigate traditional ways of life, including safeguarding the famous !Nara plant.
Nineteen families whose homes were destroyed in a fire on Sunday at Windhoek's Katutura Multi-Purpose Centre have received food items.
However, rebuilding their lives will be a struggle, they say.
A lack of decent housing should be tackled at all ends and should not only be left to local authorities but must be on the national agenda.