The police in Zambezi region continue to confiscate illegal goods smuggled into Namibia from neighbouring Zambia via ungazetted entry points.
Author: Albertina Nakale (Albertina Nakale )
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Kawana warns against police vehicle abuse
Safety and security minister Albert Kawana has cautioned police officers against the abuse of policing vehicles, saying the cars are there to always serve the public.
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Drought-stricken farmers called to prepare crop fields …as rainy season looms
Zambezi regional governor Lawrence Sampofu has encouraged crop farmers to start preparing their fields for the rainy season to tackle food insecurity after a rather poor harvest experienced this year.
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Zambezi to meet over missing money
The Zambezi Regional Council will convene an urgent special meeting on Wednesday to tackle the recent arrest of six senior officials.
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Zambezi councillors demand urgent special meeting
Some Zambezi regional councillors have petitioned letters to management committee chairperson Warden Simushi to call an urgent council meeting, following the arrest of six senior officials.
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Chinese-funded school, hostel at Liselo nears completion
The construction of a Chinese-funded school and hostel is nearing completion, despite the recent theft of building materials by community members.
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NaTis kuna kureta yirugana pepi novantu vatunga moOtavi
vatungimo modoropa zaOtavi navavakara pepi ngesi kuvhura vakara vana hafa morwa yirugana eyi agava NaTis ngesi vana yireta nye modoropa zawo.
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More suspects in court over missing Zambezi N$4m
Two more suspects have been added to the fraud case involving more than N$4 million that disappeared at Zambezi Regional Council.
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NaTIS brings services closer to Otavi residents
The residents of Otavi and surrounding areas can now breathe a sigh of relief following the Roads Authority’s decision to bring the much-needed NaTIS services to the town.
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Zambezi officers arrested over missing N$4m… ACC chief vows to catch others abusing power
Anti-Corruption Commission boss Paulus Noa yesterday vowed to go after each official entrusted with public office but using such powers for personal gain.