Kaise a ǀgaisa !khaib mâsib Namibiab !khawagas !nâb ge go !aroma ǂgari-aon hîa ǁKharas ǀkharib !nâ ǂnôa ǀAus !garo!ās ǂnamipe ǁan hân go ǁaupexa 150 gūn tsî pirina a ǂoa!nâsa.
Author: Steven Klukowski (Steven Klukowski )
Post
Aus farmer counts losses … as southern cold front kills over 150 goats, sheep
Following extreme cold weather conditions, farmers in the vicinity of Aus settlement in the //Kharas region lost up to 150 sheep and goats.
Post
Natural resources should stimulate growth – Frederick
//Kharas governor, Aletha Frederick said government is conscious of the numerous challenges it is confronted with and that in pursuit of economic growth, Namibians are encouraged to make the most of internal resources and external opportunities.
Post
Silami sitisa butata mwa //Kharas
Bayahi ba Aus, Luderitz, Rosh Pinah ni Orangemund nebataselizwe ki pula ya maliha, yene taha ni kubata ni moya omutuna mwalibaka zeñwi zasikiliti sa //Kharas viki yefelile.
Post
Keetmanshoop residents against Sored plans
A group of concerned residents took to the streets yesterday, protesting against the Keetmanshoop Town Council’s intention to establish a Southern Regional Electricity Distribution (Sored) company as a new electricity provider for residents of the southern to
Post
April optimistic about growth of Hardap economy
Hardap regional governor Salomon April was happy to announce that 757 permanent positions have been secured for the younger population of his region since his last state of the region address (Sora) last year.
Post
Nida closes defaulting SME stalls
The Namibia Industrial and Development Agency is in the process of closing down all small and medium enterprises stalls in the country of tenants operating at its facilities, who failed to honour their monthly rent.
Post
Extreme cold causes havoc in //Kharas
Residents of Aus, Lüderitz, Rosh Pinah and Oranjemund were negatively affected by winter rain, accompanied by cold temperatures and strong winds experienced in parts of the //Kharas region last week.
Post
//Kharas education encouraging – governor
In the face of challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic, impacting learner preparation and performance between 2020 and 2022, the //Kharas region recorded some notable achievements.
Post
Lawmakers prioritise children against cyberbullying
Government, through the gender equality and information ministries, is in the process of establishing preventative measures against sexual and other related forms of exploitation against children while using the Internet.