ǂNamipeb tsî !narisarimas ministeris ge ge !khō!gâ, hoa ǂhâbasa ǀaweǁguigu dītoahe hâsa, ǁkhaisa !aruna Indiab ǁga sîǂuis !aroma. Nē !arun ge ǂoa ge wekheb di Fraitaxs, 16 Taraǁkhumuǁkhâb dis ai Indiab ǁga ge ǁkhana-ūhe. Indiab hîa Asiab di !âb ge ǁkhawa !aruna ǁnā !hūb !nâ mâi-ai!âs di projeksa ra mûǂui, ǁnā !hūb !nân ge nē ǀō-aisa !aubǀguruna 1950 kurib !nâ a ǁōǂoas khao!gâ.
The Katima Mulilo Town Council is adamant the demolishing of houses two weeks ago was necessitated by the continuous refusal of illegal land occupiers to be relocated to a demarcated site.
The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development has authorised an amount of N$55.4 million for the Omaheke Regional Council’s operational expenditure for the 2022/23 financial year.
Among the many exhibitors who flocked to the Okakarara trade fair was a Tanzanian young businesswoman who has taken the fashion space by storm through her unique designs of African clothes and fabrics.
The environment and tourism ministry has confirmed that all logistical arrangements are in place to hand over eight cheetahs destined to leave for India.
Namibia continues to face a number of pressing environmental challenges, which include bush encroachment, biodiversity loss, and climate change.
Endowed with abundant natural free-flowing water springs, the town of Otavi continues to agitate for the ability to supply its own water and dump NamWater as its bulk supplier.
Various stakeholders met yesterday with the aim of finding the best options for Namibia to provide free Wi-Fi at public facilities as per the motion, which was moved in the National Assembly earlier this year.
Farmers in the Zambezi region continue to lose their livestock at the hands of increasingly violent cattle rustlers, who the police confirmed are mainly Zambian nationals.
Many street vendors around Otavi continue to vent their frustration, as they have no open market to sell their goods.