WINDHOEK - Despite Windhoek residents achieving a water-saving target of 14 percent last week, the city has implored consumers to show unprecedented levels of cooperation in the coming months.
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Shack dwellers praised for housing delivery
OSHAKATI - The Shack Dwellers Federation, which has so far constructed over 5 000 houses countrywide since its inception, has set a target to build 700 homes in the 2019/2020 financial year.
Mother of triplets appeals for support
ONDANGWA - A 35-year-old mother who delivered triplets at Onandjokwe last year has appealed for support to help raise her children.
Otaya kupagula etemo –sho omvula tayi loko
ONGWEDIVA-Aakalimo yomiitopolwa oyindji yomonooli ya tameke okutula etemo miilonga sho oshilongo tasho mono omvula ombwaanawa.
Uncertainty over Iran-backed tractor assembly plant
WINDHOEK - Economic, trade, scientific and military sanctions imposed by the United States (US) against Iran are set to be holding up the N$150 million tractor assembly plant that has been earmarked for Windhoek.
ECN to spend N$5.6m on by-elections
WINDHOEK - Regional council by-elections for Gobabis, Keetmanshoop Urban, Khomasdal and Walvis Bay Urban constituencies set for next week Wednesday will cost the Electoral Commission of Namibia N$5.6 million.
New Meatco CEO faces tough task – Jooste
WINDHOEK - Meatco’s new CEO Mwilima Mushokabanji faces a daunting task when he takes over the corporation next month, public enterprises minister Leon Jooste said yesterday.
Boom time for holiday trade
SWAKOPMUND - Thousands of holidaymakers descended on Namibia’s coastal towns of Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and Henties Bay over the summer holiday.
KiSwahili coming in 2021
WINDHOEK - The ministry of education says it will introduce KiSwahili as an optional language in schools by next year.
New Swapo MPs sworn in
WINDHOEK - Four new Swapo leaders were sworn in as members of the National Assembly yesterday to replace former cabinet ministers Bernhardt Esau and Sacky Shanghala, among others