#NAMIBIAVOTES2024| PDM launches manifesto
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Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) President McHenry Venaani launched his party's manifesto in Katima Mulilo, Zambezi Region, on Sunday.
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) President McHenry Venaani launched his party's manifesto in Katima Mulilo, Zambezi Region, on Sunday.
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) held its Congress in Katima Mulilo, where President McHenry Venaani and the top five leaders retained their positions.
Police in Katima Mulilo are investigating a disturbing domestic murder after Nicholet Sililo was found dead this morning in her home at the New Cowboy Compound, which she shared with her boyfriend.
Swapo Central Committee member, Derek Klazen, assured the residents of Imukusi in Zambezi Region of the party's commitment to delivering education and healthcare services to the masses.
He addressed a mini Swapo rally at Imukusi on Thursday.
A N$10 million project to establish the Kongola to Masambo powerline and the electrification of the Masambo Primary School in the Zambezi Region has been commissioned.
The projects were initially budgeted at a cost of N$3,62 million, but it has been increased due to the distance from the power line.
The Northern Regional Electricity Distribution (NORED) is anticipating upgrading 109,862 pre-paid meters within its jurisdiction by November this year.
A N$10 million project to establish the Kongola to Masambo powerline and the electrification of the Masambo Primary School in the Zambezi Region has been commissioned.
The projects were initially budgeted to cost N$3.62 million, but they have been increased due to the distance from the power line.
Regional Councillors in the Zambezi Region have appealed to the Ministry of Mines and Energy to assist in reviving abandoned rural electrification projects initiated by conservancies.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy has allocated more than N$17 million to electricity projects in the Zambezi Region for this financial year.
This was revealed by the Minister, Tom Alweendo, during a meeting with the Zambezi Regional Council leadership at Katima Mulilo.
Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu has cautioned political parties not to exploit drought relief as a campaign tool.