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Ongwediva to construct modern sports complex

Home National Ongwediva to construct modern sports complex
Ongwediva to construct modern sports complex

ONGWEDIVA – The Ongwediva Town Council will construct a new state-of-the-art sports complex at a cost of N$5 million.

Ongwediva Town Council acting spokesperson Penda Kashihakumwa said in a press statement on Tuesday this significant project marks a pivotal moment in the town’s development and commitment to enhancing recreational opportunities for its residents and visitors alike.

Council officially handed over the construction contract to the appointed companies on Monday and the first phase of the project is scheduled to be complete by November 2024.

“The initial phase of construction focuses on the development of a football pitch, encompassing essential elements such as earthworks, irrigation and subsoil drainage,” he said.

He indicated that the envisioned sport complex situated at Extension 17 in Ongwediva signifies the council’s dedication to meeting the growing demand for modern sports facilities in the town.

Kashihakumwa noted that the facility is designed to international standards, and will serve as a hub for both local and international sporting events, fostering a vibrant culture of athleticism and community engagement.

He said the complex would accommodate a diverse range of sports codes, including but not limited to football, netball, volleyball and athletics.

In future, the complex will incorporate additional sports disciplines reflecting the evolving needs and aspirations of the community.

Windhoek Consulting Engineers are the project consultants while ROHA Trading CC will construct the facilities.

-Nampa