The Minister of Works and Transport is satisfied with the progress made on both the Talismanus-Gobabis and Du Plessis Plaas to Epukiro Post 3 road upgrading to low volume seal standard.
John Mutorwa took a site visit to evaluate advancement on both roads under construction in the Omaheke Region.
The government of Japan funded the construction of classrooms and a storeroom at the Christoph Ngatjizeko Primary School in the Otjinene Region at a cost of close to N$1 million.
A collaborative approach is of paramount importance when it comes to increasing access to quality nutrition and protection services for vulnerable populations, including women and children.
This will address social determinants such as poverty, education, and food security.
President Nangolo Mbumba has pleaded with the Ovambanderu community to continue promoting peace and unity.
This message was contained in a speech delivered on his behalf at the Ovambanderu 100th Commemoration Day, commemorated at Omauezonjanda Village in the Omaheke Region.
The Epukiro Constituency has made significant strides in the areas of agriculture, rural electrification, health, and information and communication infrastructure.
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) is set to prioritise water provision in rural areas, road upgrades, modernisation of the agricultural sector, as well as addressing malnutrition in the Omaheke Region.
The community of Epukiro has over the years faced numerous challenges, such as water shortages and poor grazing land due to persistent drought and poisonous plants.
The Gobabis Vocational Training Centre (GVTC) deliberated on the opportunity of working together with stakeholders in the Omaheke Region while highlighting technical vocational educational training not just as a career option but as a vital component of career education in schools, a path that offers both practical
Erich Kamberipa, the acting principal of Chief Hosea Kutako Primary School, has expressed concern over the poor condition of the school's hostel facilities, which he believes has compromised the teaching and learning environment.
Gobabis residents are urged to use water sparingly, with only 18 boreholes available to supply them with water.
The main water source, the Otjivero Dam, levels are at seven percent due to poor rainfall received.
