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OMUTHIYA -The Omuthiya Town Council says in the absence of rules and regulations on informal traders

WINDHOEK – Namibia’s well maintained biodiversity brings in a whopping N$13 billion annually,

WINDHOEK – Government has spent N$131 million towards drought relief, while it has received an extra N$129 million in donations to help farmers and families affected by the prevailing dry spell. 

WINDHOEK – More than 41 000 cattle have died over a period of ten months, while serious losses of livestock are currently being experienced across the country due to the severe drought. 

WINDHOEK – Two Namibian Defence Force members, arrested for allegedly shooting and killing two civilians during Operation Kalahari Desert, have been granted bail in the Katutura Magistrate’s Court. 

WINDHOEK - Close to 70 percent of government schools are still not connected to the internet, parliament heard on Tuesday.

WINDHOEK – The ministry of health has started rolling out a more effective HIV drug that has fewer side effects as of Tuesday. 

WINDHOEK – TransNamib is moving about 1 000 tons of drought relief cargo from the port of Walvis Bay to inland destinations within the country. 

RUNDU - The Rundu Vocational Training Centre (RVTC ) yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding

ONGWEDIVA - Omupresidente Hage Geingob okwa fika pexulilo ekufombinga laye momutumba woiwana hangano –oUnited Nations General Assembly (UNGA) oo wa kala ko oshivike ashishe.