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Deputy youth minister Emma Kantema-Gaomas said the time is now to tap into the strength and dynamism of the youth, revolutionise agri-food systems, bolster food security and catalyse sustainable development.

A government health facility in the Osire Refugees Camp in the Otjozondjupa region only has five nurses, two health assistants, one tuberculosis promoter, and a pharmacist for about 7 000 residents. 

With just less than two weeks to go before unregistered SIM cards are blocked, some community members in Kabbe South, particularly in the areas of Nankuntwe, Muzii and Ikaba, have not registered their SIM cards due to the long travelling distances. 

No police officers are allowed to remove a licence disc from a vehicle without following the proper procedures outlined in the Road Traffic and Transportation Act 22 of 1990.

Erongo Regional Youth Forum chairperson Serron Nghoshi has called on the youth in the region to refrain from indulging in illegal activities that will result in them ending up on the wrong side of the law, especially during the festive season.

Iimbuluma yekwatokoonkondo lyaakiintu naanona mOshitipolwa shaMusati oya indjipala noonkondo. 

The final round of fixtures of the 2023/24 Namibia Premier Football League will see recently promoted Eeshoke Chula Chula aim to conclude the season on a high note, while log leaders and defending champions African Stars will want to maintain the status quo.

Namibia’s senior women’s cricket team, the Capricorn Eagles, beat Rwanda by 11 runs in their final match of Group B of the final leg of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier in Entebbe, Uganda.

Namibian football has produced a significant number of football-playing siblings, but none have captured the imagination of the neutral fan more than the quartet of Young Ones Football Club Willemse brothers, namely Lance, Dean, Johnny and Danny.

The Naris Turf Club, in collaboration with Deep Sea, put aside N$50 000 to host a horse racing fun day at Rehoboth tomorrow.