Namibia Military celebrates African Heritage Day

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The Senior Command and Staff Course hosted African Heritage Day at the Namibia Command and Staff College in Okahandja over the weekend.

This marks the second commemoration of the day in the military-academic programme's course calendar. 

Okahandja youth deliberate on National Youth Development Fund

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Young people in Okahandja gathered to deliberate on the National Youth Development Fund (NYDF).

The gathering aimed to share information about the newly established fund and how to correctly complete the application.

Okahandja Police Station welcomes new commander

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Okahandja Police Station has a new commander, Tjarimba Mathais. This follows the retirement of David Scott, who served the community in that post for the past three years.

Mathias served in the police for 18 years. 

Osona welcomes Miss Namibia 2025 Johanna Swartbooi

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Miss Namibia 2025, Johanna Swartbooi, arrived to a warm welcome in the Osona residential area on Saturday.

Family, friends, and supporters greeted Swartbooi upon her return from Ongwediva, the site of the pageant.

NYC to sponsor two Miss Namibia 2025 finalists from Okahandja

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The National Youth Council (NYC) will sponsor two Miss Namibia 2025 finalists, Johanna Swartbooi and Alica Mokhatu, who both represent Okahandja.

The sponsorship came about after the contestants approached Okahandja Mayor Beatrice Katungondo, who referred them to NYC.

15-year-old Beyoncé !Kharuxas buried in Okahandja

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Fifteen-year-old Beyonce !Kharuxas, the last of the three young girls who were brutally murdered at Okahandja, was buried today.

Beyoncé was remembered as a shy introvert and often isolated teenager.