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AI-driven tools could reduce electricity costs - Kahimise

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The Electricity Control Board's (ECB) Chief Executive Officer Robert Kahimise says artificial intelligence-driven tools could reduce electricity costs through efficiencies.

The topic of the use of AI in the electrical sector has caused discomfort among many in the industry.

Grootfontein holds streets naming ceremony

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The Grootfontein Municipality has named 27 streets in Omulunga Extention 2 after different minerals that are indigenous to the Grootfontein Constituency. 

Street names provide essential references for navigation, helping residents, visitors, and emergency services locate addresses easily.

Charles |Uirab new Gaob of Swartbooi Traditional Authority

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Charles |Uirab was installed as the new Gaob of the Swartbooi Traditional Authority.

Gaob |Uirab succeeded Gaob Daniel Luiperdt, who led the Swartbooi Traditional Authority for the past 38 years.

Leaders from various traditional authorities and traditional leaders graced the coronation ceremony.

Ekundi Truck Drivers Strike Over Allowance Dispute

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Truck drivers working for Ekundi Farming and Transport have downed tools after failed negotiations for an increase in allowances. 

The company is offering N$170 a month for food, while the drivers are demanding N$1,100. The workers are also demanding a 100% annual bonus and access to medical aid.

Health Ministry praises contractor for early completion of Ombili clinic

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The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) has commended the contractor for the Ombili clinic in Otjiwarongo, which was completed two months ahead of time.

The construction of the Ombili clinic began in April this year and was due to be completed in November.

Readathon Week launched in Otjiwarongo

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To encourage a lifetime love for reading in learners, the Education, Arts, and Culture Ministry launched the Readathon Week at Otjiwarongo.

Readathon is a weeklong festival of reading, held annually in schools across Namibia.