Motorists urged to adhere to traffic rules

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The ||Kharas Police Commander, Commissioner Marius Katamila, has reminded the region's inhabitants to also play their part to ensure a safer festive season.

He made the call during the launch of the region's festive operations at Keetmanshoop.

Stakeholders shape resettlement policy for inclusion

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform has called on the public to take a keen interest in and provide input to the National Ressetlement Policy, for which some of its criteria are being reviewed.

nbc Keetmanshoop Contribution Center's radio is back

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The nbc Keetmanshoop Contribution Centre's radio studio is back on air.

This follows the upgrading of the contribution centre to allow the live broadcast of radio news and programmes from there.

Say No to Drugs campaign tackles scourge of drug abuse

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A drug and alcohol awareness campaign was held at J.A. Nel Secondary School at Keetmanshoop in efforts to tackle the scourge of drug abuse, especially among young people.

The Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication, and Social Welfare hosted the 'Say No to Drugs" campaign.

Fire destroys parked vehicle in garage

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A motor vehicle was destroyed by fire in a garage in the Noordhoek residential area of Keetmanshoop.

Although it is still unknown what caused the fire, the damage, according to the police at Keetmanshoop, is estimated to be in the thousands.

Keetmanshoop acting CEO resigns

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The acting CEO of Keetmanshoop Municipality, Catherine Boois, has resigned with immediate effect on Friday. 

Boois, an Economic Development Manager at Mariental, was seconded as an acting CEO for a three-month period in February this year. 

Keetmanshoop clean-up campaign drive

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The Keetmanshoop Municipality has initiated a two-day clean-up campaign at Extension 7 Area.

The cleanup campaign is part of World Cleanup Day, when communities across the globe stand up against litter and clean up waste annually on September 16.

Aging rolling stock affect service reliability at TransNamib

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The service reliability of TransNamib has been significantly affected by ageing and unreliable rolling stock.

Bertus Eksteen, TransNamib's Executive for Engineering and Technical Services, revealed this during a meeting with the Standing Committee on Economics and Public Accounts in Keetmanshoop.