N$28 MILLION TUERIJANDJERA PRIMARY SCHOOL COMPLETED

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The Omaheke Regional Council, in partnership with August Twenty-Six Company, has completed the construction of Tuerijandjera Primary School on the outskirts of Gobabis.

The project, which cost N$28 million, was completed within four months.

HEADSPRING INVESTS N$1.3M IN SCHOOL RENOVATIONS

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Headspring Investments has assisted with the renovation of a library and computer laboratory at //Naosanabis Primary School in the Omaheke region. 

The entity spent N$1.3 million for renovation that includes modern appliances.

NAM-MIC DONATES N$260 000 IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES

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Nam-Mic Holdings has donated school materials and hostel equipment worth more than 260 thousand dollars to Mokganedi Tlhabaneno High School and Goeie Hoop Primary School in the Omaheke Region.

AMINUIS CONSERVANCY PLANS GAIN MOMENTUM

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Plans for the envisaged formation of the Aminuis Conservancy are gaining steam.

Officials from the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism recently engaged with traditional leaders in the Aminuis Constituency on the project.

ANNUAL EISEB 10 COMMEMORATION

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The Deputy Chief of National Development Advice at the National Planning Commission stressed that the return of the people from Botswana for the past thirty years is much more than a relocation but a homecoming of descendants to the land connected to the history of their ancestors. 

OTJINENE FARMERS ASSOCIATION UNVEILS NEW PLANS

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The new leadership of the Otjinene Farmers Association plans to open a local office, update its constitution, and collaborate with traditional leaders to improve communication with farmers.

AMINUIS FARMERS APPEAL FOR MORE GRAZING LAND

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Some farming communities in the Aminuis Constituency bemoan a lack of grazing land and are appealing for assistance from the government.

Farming communities in Corridors say low rainfall has left farmers with little grazing.

OMAHEKE SCHOOLS URGED TO IMPROVE RESULTS

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Omaheke Education Deputy Director Eliakim Kavari has urged schools to put in extra effort as they prepare for the final semester of the academic year to achieve better results. 

Kavari made the remarks during an engagement with schools in the Aminuis Constituency.