Uuvudhiya - Farmers at Uuvudhiya fear that grazing will be depleted if no rain is received soon.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Police hunt cash-in-transit robbers
The Khomas police are looking for three suspects who robbed a Southern Cross Security Company cash-in-transit vehicle of N$1.36 million on Wednesday afternoon.
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Nghipondoka talks up local universities
Education minister Anna Nghipondoka has called on learners who have lost their provisional spaces at some South African universities due to registration dates having lapsed to consider registering at local institutions.
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Alleged boyfriend killer trial stalls
The trial of a woman accused of stabbing her 70-year-old boyfriend to death has hit a bump.
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Covid bane becomes boon… pandemic triggers massive healthcare system upgrade
Health authorities have acknowledged that the outbreak of the dreaded Covid-19 pandemic has ultimately proven to be a blessing in disguise for the country’s health sector, despite its horrific implications on the economy.
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Gustavo, Esau want judge off their case
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Old Mutual to host Skenjana on the next Fireside Chat
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The essential role of farmworkers in farming businesses
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Learners found in possession of illicit liquor
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Khomas plans ahead of disasters
Khomas governor Laura Mcleod-Katjirua has urged constituency councillors in the region to revive their respective disaster risk management committees without any delay. She said the region has recently appointed the regional disaster risk management committee to ensure emergency preparedness.