ZAMBEZI STRENGTHENS ADULT EDUCATION

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The Education Directorate in the Zambezi Region concluded Adult Learners Week with the celebration of International Literacy Day.
 
The celebration resolved to strengthen adult education among adults and out-of-school youth.

IRS AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS KICK OFF IN ZAMBEZI

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Awareness campaigns and community sensitisation on the Indoor residual spraying (IRS) programme have kicked off in the Zambezi region with a team from the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) travelling to constituencies to engage communities.

REGIONAL COUNCILS HIGHLIGHT DEVELOPMENT GAPS AND CHALLENGES

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The annual report of the Zambezi Regional Council for the 2025/2026 financial year has been adopted by the National Council.

Tabling the report, MP Raymond Sezuni highlighted the significant contribution the region has made to the development of the country.

GOVERNMENT VOWS TO ADDRESS ZAMBEZI GRAIN MARKET CRISIS

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The government has assured grain farmers in the Zambezi Region that their concerns over the lack of a market will be addressed.

Farmers said they harvested large quantities of grain but are struggling to secure buyers.

COMMUNITIES URGED TO SUPPORT KONGOLA-MULANGU ROAD PROJECT

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The communities of Kongola and Judea Lyaboloma constituencies in the Zambezi region have been urged to work closely with consultants appointed to oversee the rehabilitation of a 22-kilometre stretch of the Kongola-Mulangu road.

ZAMBEZI PROJECTS HIT BY FUNDING DELAYS

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The Zambezi Regional Council (ZRC) says several development projects in the region have stalled due to funding cuts, delayed budget releases and bureaucracy.

Among the affected projects is the status change of Kongola to a settlement.

ADRA DONATES FOOD AID TO ZAMBEZI FLOOD VICTIMS

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The Adventist Development and Relief Agency Namibia (ADRA) has donated food parcels worth nearly N$300,000 to flood victims who were displaced in Nfooma in the Kabbe North Constituency of the Zambezi Region.

The humanitarian act will cater to 228 households, with each household receiving a food kit.