UNAM RUNDU CAMPUS GRADUATES 398 STUDENTS

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Three hundred ninety-eight people graduated from UNAM's Rundu Campus in Kavango East. 

The graduation at the Rundu Trade Fair Centre was made of eager guests, excited graduates and proud family members.

SANKWASA URGES CHICO TO FAST-TRACK PROJECT COMPLETION

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The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa, has urged China Henan International Cooperation Group (CHICO) to complete a project they are currently working on within the next five months.

WATO FM REGIONAL MANAGER MUYENGA RETIRES

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Former Wato FM Regional Manager Kosmas Muyenga described his time at the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) as inspiring, fulfilling, progressive and, to an extent, emotional. 

Muyenga retired last month after 39 years of service. 

SANKWASA MOVES TO RESOLVE GCIRIKU CHIEFTAINSHIP DISPUTE

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The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa, has met with the various family members in dispute over chieftainship within the Gciriku Traditional Authority.

Sankwasa said only a few other stakeholders need to be consulted before putting the matter to rest.

MAN SURVIVES JUMP FROM MALL ROOF IN RUNDU

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The man who climbed onto the roof of Kavango Gateway Mall in Rundu this morning eventually carried out his threat to jump from the building.

He survived the fall.

Earlier, the man had fled from Rundu Police Station after his arrest on Tuesday.

RUNDUM SCHOOLS FURNITURE REFURBISHED WITH LOCAL SUPPORT

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Dr. Alpo Mbamba Secondary School and Romanus Kamunoko Secondary School in Rundu, Kavango East Region, had some of their dilapidated furniture refurbished after the Directorate of Education asked businesses in the town for assistance. 

IIPUMBU PRAISES STAFF BUT WARNS OF UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR

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The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Lucia Iipumbu, has commended staff members for a job well done but said there are still serious issues that need to be addressed, including the unacceptable behaviour of some staff.

VOLUNTEER TEACHERS MISS OUT ON PERMANENT JOBS

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The volunteer teachers who started teaching at Ndama East Primary School at Rundu four years ago are devastated after they failed to make the cut for the permanent teaching jobs advertised in December last year.