Food Lab attracts tourism, employment opportunities
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Food Lab, the first-ever cooking studio in Swakopmund, is adding flavour to the tourism scene and creating opportunities for unemployed youth.
Food Lab, the first-ever cooking studio in Swakopmund, is adding flavour to the tourism scene and creating opportunities for unemployed youth.
Kavango West Regional Governor Sirkka Ausiku is happy that several capital projects are progressing well after interruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, among others.
Ausiku, however, noted that many residents still walk long distances to access basic services.
The Kavango West Regional Council continues to place youth empowerment among its priorities.
Governor Sirkka Ausiku, in her State of the Region Address (SORA) at Nkurenkuru, pointed out various programmes and initiatives geared towards youth empowerment.
The Chairperson of the National Council, Lukas Sinimbo Muha, has stressed the need for legislation to be reviewed to reflect the shifting nature of the local and international financial markets.
Chaos and confusion continue to persist due to the absence of traffic lights at the Havana four-way intersection on Peter Eneas Nanyemba, formerly Monte Christo Road.
The continuous roadwork in Havana makes the situation at the 4-way crossroads even more challenging for simple access.
A 28-year-old mother in Rundu who recently gave birth to triplet girls has decided to name them after the First Lady, the former First Lady, and the founding First Lady of Namibia.
The little ones are named: Monica, Penehupifo and Theopoldine.
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has emphasised the importance of unity among Namibians, stating that it is the key to achieving prosperity for all.
She made these remarks during the 127th commemoration of the Battle of Otjiunda.
Community members in Otjimbingwe and the surrounding areas have emphasised the importance of involving community development organisations in the allocation and registration of communal land rights for groups.
Namibians are confronted with the tragic reality of suicide and mental health issues, particularly among the youth.
Councillor of Gobabis, Augustinus Tebele has appealed to both the private and public sectors to work together and devise strategies to address waste pollution, thereby contributing to environmental conservation.