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CoW unveil flood warning signs to enhance public safety
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CoW unveil flood warning signs to enhance public safety

WINDHOEK – The City of Windhoek (CoW), in collaboration with Santam Namibia, unveiled flood warning and depth marker signs on Monday to improve public safety at high-risk river crossings throughout Windhoek. Speaking at the event, Windhoek Mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja said the flood risk awareness billboards mark a proactive approach to community education.  “Through these billboards,...

Illegal fishing to attract hefty fines
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Illegal fishing to attract hefty fines

SWAKOPMUND – Illegal, unregulated fishing offenders will soon be slapped with fines as high as N$10 million for plundering Namibian resources. According to the Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, the government will tighten Namibia’s outdated fishing laws to clamp down on illegal vessels plundering the country’s marine resources. Speaking at a town hall...

Nudo promises to revive Gobabis’ ailing fortunes …young councillor calls for change  
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Nudo promises to revive Gobabis’ ailing fortunes …young councillor calls for change  

GOBABIS – Given its proven track record and people-centred service delivery approach, the National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) is the only party that will bring about the desired development to the residents of Gobabis if voted into power in the upcoming elections.  These remarks were made by the party’s councillor Uataviza Patire over the weekend. ...

Telecom seeks to reset ties with government
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Telecom seeks to reset ties with government

SWAKOPMUND – Telecom Namibia (TN) wants to rebuild and strengthen its working relationship with government ministries to better support their communication needs. TN CEO Stanley Shanapinda said this on Thursday during a two day workshop in Swakopmund, where the company met with various government representatives to discuss ways to improve public sector connectivity. He said...

New cars for Omaheke to accelerate service delivery
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New cars for Omaheke to accelerate service delivery

GOBABIS – The Omaheke Regional Council has procured and commissioned a new fleet of nine vehicles at the cost of N$4.5 million. This is to enhance and accelerate service delivery across the region’s seven constituencies.  The newly-procured nine vehicles includes seven 4×4 bakkies and two sedans.  The regional council’s chairperson Ignatius Kariseb described said the...

Nandi-Ndaitwah engages youth in Oshana
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Nandi-Ndaitwah engages youth in Oshana

Lahja Nashuuta President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has reassured Namibian youth that the recommendations gathered during nationwide consultations in 2022/2023 were not in vain. She made the remarks while addressing about a thousand people, who gathered at Ondangwa Trade Fair. The engagement was organised by the Swapo party youth league over the weekend. Nandi Ndaitwah mantained that...

NHE hands over 79 housing plots 
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NHE hands over 79 housing plots 

WALVIS BAY – At least 79 houses will soon be constructed in Kuisebmund’s Extension 8, Walvis Bay, as part of the Informal Settlements Upgrading Affordable Housing Programme (ISUAHP).   The National Housing Enterprise (NHE), which is spearheading the programme, on Friday handed over the site to 16 local contractors for the construction of the houses...

Heritage repatriation policy consultations kick off
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Heritage repatriation policy consultations kick off

NKURENKURU – The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture (MEIYSAC) initiated regional consultations on the Draft National Policy on the Repatriation and Restitution of Human Remains and Heritage Objects at Nkurenkuru on Thursday. Chief curator of the National Museum of Namibia, Nzila Marina Mubusisi, who led the consultation, emphasised the policy’s critical...