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The deputy minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has called on business people and other stakeholders to provide financial assistance to multipurpose youth centres across the country.

With the local authority and regional council election campaigns in full swing countrywide, the Namibia Bus and Taxi Association (Nabta) has strongly cautioned against the use of political flags or party colours by public transport operators.

RUNDU – The Rundu Urban Community Association (Ruca) has registered its preferred candidate Marcelius Mukuve to run for Rundu Urban constituency office as an independent candidate as the law only allows political parties to run for regional office but not associations.

WALVIS BAY – The finance ministry will conduct a two-day workshop here on Wednesday and Thursday on the implementation of the unique consignment reference (UCR) usage within the customs clearance operations for both import and export in the ASYCUDA World System.

WINDOKO – Hala kulwanisa bubangoki bwa kubulaya basali mwanaha Namibia,  katengo ka makwambuyu kwamukopano wakona bu 16 wakueza milao, nekanyatezi kuli muuso unga bubangoki kuba sila sa buntu.

WINDOKO – Kampani yapili mwanaha Namibia mwalitaba zakuambola kamafoni, yezibahala ka MTC, ingile ketelelo mwalitaba zakuisa mulilo wamagesi mwalibaka zamatakanyani.

WINDOKO – Muñoli wa katengo ka makwambuyu George Simataa, viki yefelile nalemusize keto ya Audrin Mathe kuba muzamaisi yomunca wa Liluko la Lipapali, Babanca ni Lisebelezo za Naha, mi Gladice Pickering kuba muzamaisi yomunca wa Liluko la Mulao. Mathe ni Pickering nebaketilwe kanako ya lilimo liketalizoho.

WINDOKO – Muzamaisi Yomuhulu wa Liluko la Njimo Percy Misika, ubulela kuli kukala kwa tekiso ya likomu zebulawa kwa libulaelo la Katima Mulilo, kuka konisa balimi balikomu kulekisa likomu zabona kwa libulaelo.

MALTAHÖHE – The hydroponic fodder system in Hardap region is slowly gaining momentum with many farmers so far having created  greenhouses to grow crops such as barley and lucerne to feed their livestock.

WALVIS BAY – Some employees of the marble factory, BC Stone Products Namibia at Walvis Bay, said their job security is threatened by legal officer Chris Theron, whom they accuse of intimidation and racial discrimination.