Six officials from the Gobabis municipality who were recently suspended from the local authority for alleged misconduct, claim their suspension was a concerted and calculated campaign of tribal victimisation and harassment.
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Swapo names fresh think tank
Swapo yesterday unveiled a 34-member think tank consisting of heavyweights in academia and state-owned enterprises at a media briefing in Windhoek.
Decentralisation ‘not meaningfully implemented’
The decentralisation of government’s decision-making powers, responsibilities and financial resources, which is referred to as administrative decentralisation, has been more readily implemented in Namibia compared to fiscal decentralisation.
NEPC gets unqualified audit report
The office of the auditor general has given New Era Publication Corporation (NEPC) an unqualified audit report for the year ended 31 March 2019.
Bishop stands by ‘disunity’ remarks
Outgoing Evangelical Lutheran Church of Namibia (Elcin) western diocese bishop Veikko Munyika has reiterated the church was deeply divided, citing the recently held synod as one of the examples.
Youthful entrepreneurs venture into poultry
A number of young rural farmers have turned to poultry farming in the past few years after realising the yields that could be reaped from this venture.
Subsidy improves Omusati food production
The ministry of agriculture, water and land reform said financial subsidies availed to farmers in Omusati region have improved the farmers’ production capacity and quantity of products.
Onesi constituency development in full flow
The councillor of Onesi says the Omusati Regional Council is committed to bringing services closer to the people.
Outapi looks to the sun for energy
The local solar plant has been providing power to the grid since 2018, and Outapi in the Omusati region plans to provide solar energy directly to households as well as for streetlights.
Omusati thrives to provide basic services
Although there are still areas without basic services, the Omusati Regional Council has over the years worked towards improving the livelihood and providing access to critical services such as water, electricity and roads.
