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ONAMBANGO - Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani has urged northern subsistence farmers to embrace their vast land and water, following the recent good rains as a way to ensuring food security.

RUNDU - The chairperson of Swapo leaders assigned to the Kavango East region, James Sankwasa, has described the infighting at the Rundu Town Council as “unhealthy”, adding residents of the town were suffering the most because of squabbles among councillors.  

WALVIS BAY - Education deputy minister Anna Nghipondoka has warned teachers to refrain from participating in politics during school hours. 

OMUTHIYA - A broken water pump at one of Tsumeb’s boreholes has left many residents with an acute shortage of water since Thursday last week.  

WINDHOEK - Under-fire Gobabis Megasave manager Sarel de Waal who was filmed assaulting a store employee in a widely closed-circuit television recording has been described by workers as a “well-known bully” who sometimes lock employees in refrigerators.

Otjomuise- Ovature peke peke mave raisa ouzeu nehi nda ke kerwa tjiunguran tjo ma tunduuziro wo Vakuruha moutukondwa womatoorore wa Pukiro na Tjombinÿe.

Otjomuise- Ombara yo Vambanderu, Kilus Karaerua Munjuku III Nguvauva matja ombura indji oyo hange no ndjesirasaneno.

WINDHOEK – The National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) leadership will meet tomorrow to decide whether to suspend its long-serving Okakarara constituency councillor Vetaruhe Kandorozu and outgoing parliamentarian Meundju Jahanika from the party.

WINDHOEK - The Popular Dem-ocratic Movement (PDM) has blamed the Electoral Commission of Namibia for the pathetic turnout of voters during the recently held by-elections in Walvis Bay, Keetmanshoop, Gobabis and Windhoek. 

ONGWEDIVA - Northern subsistence farmers are hopeful for a better harvest following good rains received since the start of the rainy season.