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WINDHOEK – A N$1.1 billion portion of the money advanced to Namibia by the African Development Bank (AfDB) will be – together with government’s own funding of N$831.9 million  - channelled towards logistics infrastructure, mainly rail and road, agricultural mechanisation and school infrastructure renovation. 

OMUTHIYA – Malumahe musizana walilimo zene, naswelwi mwakezo kibokukwa musizana abitelela mwanana mwasimu ya mauza, mwatasa kota ya marula.

WINDOKO – Bayahi banaha Namibia bazwelapili kuba falimu amukoloko wabatu babasebelisa likwai zehanisizwe, mi bayahi babafitelela myanda yemine, nebatamilwe kuzwa kweli ya Yenda mwasilimo sa 2017. Linombolo kuzwelela kwasipokola sanaha, libonisa kuli babanyazwa ba 572 neba tamilwe mi ba 455 neli bayahi banaha Namibia mwahala kweli ya Yenda ni Ñulule.

RUNDU – Kampani yebona zanjimo ili yezibahala ka Agricultural Business Development Agency (AgriBusDev), ika lekisa purojekiti yakuselaela ya Ndonga-Linena mwasikiliti sa Kavango ya Upa, purojekiti ya kuselaela ya Orange River Irrigation

WINDHOEK- Parliamentarian and Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader, McHenry Venaani, says his party, when it takes over government, will enact a law that will reserve 30 percent of all government procurements for youth and women.

EENHANA – Hituwamata Primary School in Eenhana circuit in the Ohangwena Region, which sometimes taught learners under trees due to lack of formal space, has received one new classroom and a storeroom.

ONGWEDIVA – The police in Ohangwena Region have warned parents and guardians not to leave minor children unattended after two minor children feasted on epilepsy tablets which claimed the life of one of the minor boys.

OMUTHIYA - Development is crawling into Onayena, with 32 plots recently electrified in the relatively newly proclaimed settlement. 

RUNDU - The University of Namibia’s Vice-Chairperson of Council, Rosalia Martins-Hausiku, reminded graduates during a Unam Rundu Campus graduation ceremony on Thursday that success is possible – even to those born in a village where basic amenities are often a rare commodity.

ONGWEDIVA – The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) said the drought situation in the Etosha National Park is partly to blame for the escape of several wild animals reported in recent weeks.