Grunua setttlment assisted with drought relief
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Close to 100 vulnerable households in the Grunua settlement and surrounding farms in the ||Kharas Region can now put food on their tables, thanks to government drought relief food assistance.
Close to 100 vulnerable households in the Grunua settlement and surrounding farms in the ||Kharas Region can now put food on their tables, thanks to government drought relief food assistance.
Kavango West Governor, Sirkka Ausiku, has made a heartfelt plea to the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development, urging them to prioritise her region for poverty alleviation efforts.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Road Authority, Conrad Lutombi, says despite the limited resources at their disposal, they are working tirelessly to ensure that most roads in the Omaheke Region receive much-needed attention.
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) MP, Mike Venaani, has introduced a motion aimed at urgently addressing the high crime rate in Namibia, emphasising the critical need to reduce crime and ensure the safety of the Namibian people.
The Board Chairperson of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc), Lazarus Jacobs, on the sidelines of the ongoing National Skills Competition Ongwediva 2023, described the event as phenomenal.
The nbc's Senior Producer for Digital News, Mericah Katupose, engaged Jacobs.
In a tumultuous turn of events, the National Assembly session scheduled for Thursday failed to proceed as anticipated, as it was marred by exchanges and heated debates right from the beginning.
Hundreds of mourners bid farewell to the late popular music artist Sadrag Theofilus Nakale at the ELCIN Parish in Windhoek.
The 60-year-old Nakale died on Sunday in Windhoek after battling cancer.
Speakers described Nakale Ya Nakale or Sisande as humble, bubbly, and full of compassion.
In the capital, the Day of the Namibian Child was celebrated at Pionier Boys School in Windhoek.
The Day of the Namibian Child was officially celebrated in the Zambezi Region today.
75-year-old Ngheendati Mwashindange, who was born at Ohakafiya Village in the Epembe constituency of the Ohangwena Region in 1949, has returned home after five decades.
Mwashindange left his father's homestead at the age of 26 in 1975 to look for contract work in Ondangwa.