Mukwe Constituency Councillor Damian Maghambayi has called on the residents of Divundu to support the planned blueberry farm at the local authority.
Maghambayi is confident the farm will create much-needed jobs in the constituency and Divundu in particular.
About N$300 million is needed to service Farm 37.
This is according to Municipal Councillor Victor Leroy, who has emphasized that there is no serviced land available in Walvis Bay to sell to landless residents.
Farm 37 has divided the Walvis Bay Council, with Swapo councillors slamming the decision to relocate people to the area, which has limited services installed.
Elephants have started destroying crop fields in the Zambezi Region again, leaving residents with little hope.
The jumbos destroyed crop fields at Wuparo, Balyerwa, Dzoti and Bamunu in the Judea Lyabboloma, Linyanti and Sibbinda Constituencies.
Endobo evictees who have been camping outside the compound since September 2022, are calling on the municipality to address them on the way forward.
Occupants of about 72 households were evicted from Endobo last year and 47 received plots from Tsumeb Municipality.
Erongo Governor Neville Andre says agriculture is one of Namibia’s most important sectors, with around 70% of the country’s population depending directly or indirectly on agriculture for their income and livelihood, mostly in the subsistence sector.
The Omaheke Regional Council and the US Embassy have agreed to cooperate in the areas of agriculture, rural development, and health care.
US Ambassador Randy Berry paid a courtesy visit to the region's leadership at Gobabis.
Countries around the world observed World Water Day on Wednesday.
At Otjiwarongo, residents of the informal settlements there used the occasion to call on their municipality to set up water points close to their households.
A Namibian author, Toini Sam, launched her book titled 'The Journey of a Conqueror' in Windhoek.
The book details her life journey as well as the obstacles and challenges she's had to overcome.
Sam says the book is aimed at boosting readers' confidence while uplifting and building them up.
Calls made to the Windhoek Municipality since 2017 to look into the state of the Greenwell Matongo Community Library appear to have fallen on deaf ears, the community says.
The facility has had to endure a leaky roof, which threatens the security and safety of its contents.
