As part of its objective to make the environment in the southern town attractive for tourists, the Keetmanshoop municipality, with assistance from the Namibian Defence Force and volunteer residents, cleaned up Extension 7 recently.
Author: Steven Klukowski (Steven Klukowski )
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Declare Shark Island sacred site – Dirkse
Nama Traditional Leaders Association secretary general, Deodat Dirkse said Shark Island should not be regarded as a tourist attraction and rather be declared as a sacred site.
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No education but making a living
Despite having no formal education or vocational training, a 38-year-old man is making a living as a self-taught mechanic in his village of Tses, //Kharas region.
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Pensioner cares for physically-challenged woman
A Berseba pensioner has taken on the role of caretaker for a 56-year-old woman who is mentally and physically challenged, and battling cancer.
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Ouma Fredrick kagwene embo lyendi eli lyakara monzodi zendi
Betahnie- gonomvhura 68 Lydia Fredrick mazuva gokurara monzugo zoyipereki tupu ngesi gana puko nye. Eyi kayihorokere poopo Musamaria gonkenda kawizire ayamuvatere nokumupa nodopi adike embo lyendi.
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Active parents vital to a child’s development
It is imperative that parents are actively involved in their children’s upbringing, education, and path toward becoming model citizens.
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Bethanie man ploughs through unemployment
Bethanie-based Aloysius Colman started his backyard garden two years ago to grow carrots, beetroot and cabbage – but due to the hard soil and high salt content in the soil, it did not bear any fruit.
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//Kharas an economic hub – NNN
Swapo vice president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the //Kharas region has huge economic potential, pointing to mines and new industries, such as green hydrogen, oil and gas.
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‘Ouma’ Frederick gets dream house
Sixty-eight year-old Lydia Frederick’s days of sleeping in a corrugated iron sheet structure are over.
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Namdeb to reinvest royalty remission…extended life of mine can earn Govt N$40 billion
Namdeb’s chief operations officer (COO) Jurgen Jacob believes government’s decision to give Namdeb a royalty remission from 10% to 5% is a win-win situation.