Author: Albertina Nakale (Albertina Nakale )

Efforts by the environment ministry officials to contain lions roaming about in the Zambezi region have proved futile.

Residents of Katima Mulilo Rural constituency had a rude awakening with two lions. Escaped from the Chobe National Park, roaming around their villages, with one lion having now been killed after attacking a villager.

Students can look forward to taking up new occupational areas, as the Zambezi Vocational Training Centre is set to offer a wider range of qualifications.

The environment ministry is drilling boreholes in some of the most affected areas of Zambezi region to save hippos as water systems continue drying up due to the prevailing drought.

Mayemo amakete mwanaha abonahala kumbweshafala kuzwa naha ilukuluha, muuso haunze ulika kubona kuli usebeza katata kutisa cinceho.

Nihakubonahala kuli lizazi neli lengile, likitikiti za bayahi banaha Namibia ni bayahi basikiliti sa Zambezi, neba tile kuto tabela lizazi la tukuluho lene libile teñi mwa Katima Mulilo Labune.

New Era senior reporter, Albertina Nakale engaged the newly elected mayor of Katima Mulilo, John Ntemwa (JN) on some of his strategic plans for the town during his tenure. Ntemwa, a Swapo councillor was elected as the new mayor of Katima Mulilo Town Council last December via secret ballot after a tie in nomination with former mayor, Lister Shamalaza.