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KATIMA MULILO – Mubusisi wa sikiliti sa Zambezi Lawrence Sampofu ukupile kozo ni kuombalala mwahala sicaba, nikuli basike kuikungela mulao mwamazoho abona, misunga hainze ipahama hala kubulaiwa kwa mandui kimasole banaha Botswana.

WINDOKO – Muopeli wa mwasikiliti Zee (Zuluboy) utisize hamoho baopeli sina yena, Guru, J Thugg, Mello, Prince T ni Kid M mwasikiliti sa Zambezi, kuhatisa pina ya kupuzo ya kezahalo ya cwale ya kukunupiwa ni kubulaiwa kwabayahi babalalu banaha Namibia, ni muhabo ili muyahi wanaha Zambia, ki masole banaha Botswana (BDF).

NKURENKURU – The Kavango West region now has a dedicated facility to manage Covid-19 cases within the region after a 12-bed prefabricated isolation facility at Nkurenkuru Public Health Centre was officially inaugurated by the health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula last week.

An eminent judge has enjoined SADC members of parliament to help create an environment for the appointment of judicial officers including judges on merit rather than political expedience if the fight against corruption is to be won.

Urban and rural development minister Erastus Uutoni said although the informal settlement upgrading project was progressing well, there were some challenges affecting the successful implementation.

The Windhoek High Court yesterday dismissed a defamatory suit against Erongo governor Neville Andre in which he was being sued for alleged racist remarks made in July last year. 

The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has called on registered voters to throng to polling stations next week Wednesday as the nation votes in the regional council and local authority elections.

ONGWEDIVA – Police in Omusati and Ohangwena said they are ready to ensure that safety protocols are adhered to during the upcoming regional and local authority elections slated for next week Wednesday. 

The Opuwo Town Council has availed land to construct over 208 houses as part of a public-private partnership with local company Octagon Construction. 

ONGWEDIVA - Street vendors selling vegetables and fruits in Ongwediva have appealed for more trading spaces around residential areas in order to advance their businesses.