GOCHAS – Acting Gochas village council CEO Patricia Ipinge said despite the myriad challenges they face, the local authority is on the right developmental trajectory. She made these remarks during New Era’s recent visit to the village, situated 110 km east of Gibeon in the Hardap region. The publication sought to touch base with the...
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LPM councillor jumps onto Starlink bandwagon
KEETMANSHOOP – Keetmanshoop Rural constituency councillor Willem Labuschagne has appealed to information minister Emma Theofelus to endorse satellite broadband service provider Starlink’s application to the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (Cran). He made this call when he was delivering the welcoming remarks during a PowerCom groundbreaking ceremony for erecting a communication tower at Farm Howobees...
//Kharas set for Swapo pot
KEETMANSHOOP- Clementia Coetzee and Simon Nambodi completed the list of delegates from //Kharas region who will compete at Swapo’s electoral college, known as the ‘pot’. In total, nine delegates will represent the region at the upcoming electoral college, slated for 7-9 September. The much-anticipated indaba will be held in Windhoek. They were elected during a...
PowerCom grows //Kharas network coverage
FARM HOWOBEES – PowerCom CEO Beatus Amadhila says network coverage is no longer a luxury for citizens, but a right that must be enjoyed by all Namibians wherever they find themselves. He informed stakeholders present during the ground breaking ceremony of the entity’s erection of a communication tower at Howobees recently. The tower is situated...
Hardap tackles drought
Mariental – Hardap governor Salomon April said they have put measures in place for his region to mitigate the effects of the drought the country is experiencing. “The country is facing its worst drought in a century, and the situation is alarming in that it has resulted in poor crop performance and rangeland conditions,” he...
Governor marches on despite snub
KEETMANSHOOP – Notwithstanding a snub by the Landless People’s Movement, //Kharas governor Aletha Frederick on Tuesday delivered her ultimate State of the Region Address. A day earlier, LPM’s //Kharas Regional Council chairperson, Joseph Isaacks, declined an invitation from Frederick to attend the Sora. She was unfazed. “It is namely to report on the development programmes...
Mariental kavageve mfumwa kwaHanse –Himarwa mokumutumbura nzira zimwe zomodoropa
Mariental- Ndango zodoropa zaMariental sikondovike, mokumudiworoka kweyigaruganena vatungimo modoropa ezi, awo kavatumbwirenye nzira zimwe ndi asi sitarata simwe nguuru gwanare gomukunda horowero gwaHardap ntani ministera gwanare gerongo Katrina Hanse –Himarwa.mureti ndi asi mukadi tupu, Mombudi zendi ezi kageve Ministeragona gonodoropa ntani ekuli nomukunda Evelyne Nawases-Tayele katente asi kufumadeka muntu gwangesi kuna kumoneka nawa nawa asi...
Mariental honours Hanse-Himarwa with street name
MARIENTAL – The Mariental Town Council last week, in recognition of the positive impact on residents of the town, renamed a street after former Hardap governor and education minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa. In her keynote address, Urban and Rural Development deputy minister Evelyne Nawases-Tayele said renaming streets after individuals is a clear demonstration of the fruitful...
Hanse-Himarwa remembered as hardworking, joyful cadre
MARIENTAL – Describing her as the diamond of the south and pre-and post-Independence icon, President Nangolo Mbumba, Founding President Sam Nujoma as well as former President Hifikepunye Pohamba acknowledged the role Katrina Hanse-Himarwa played in the history of the Namibian nation, during her funeral in Mariental at the weekend. In a message read on his...
Swartbooi: We’ll never stop fighting
KEETMANSHOOP – Landless People’s Movement (LPM) leader and chief change campaigner Bernadus Swartbooi said their fight for restorative justice and dignity for Namibians will never stop. The LPM firebrand is adamant that his orange brigade will continue fighting for access to employment opportunities, natural resources, health, quality education, proper regional and local governance as well...