PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE URGES AFFORDABLE HOUSING

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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Urban and Rural Development and Land Reform has raised concerns over the cost of housing, calling for stronger support for affordable housing initiatives.

KONGOLA PREPARES FOR KWANDO RIVER FLOODS

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The Kongola Constituency is assessing and preparing to respond to emerging flood challenges along the Kwando River.

This follows reports of rising water levels that have already affected agricultural activities in Singalamwe.

TRADITIONAL MIDWIVES SUPPORT MATERNAL HEALTH

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The government has highlighted that traditional midwives remain an important part of maternal healthcare, particularly in rural communities where access to formal health services is limited.
 

RADIO SERVICES SET TO REACH SANGWALI

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Community members of Sangwali and surrounding areas in the Judea Lyaboloma Constituency in the Zambezi Region. will have access to radio services within the next three to six months.

FIRST GENTLEMAN CALLS FOR STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP

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First Gentleman Epaphras Ndaitwah has called on the current and aspiring leaders to embrace strategic leadership and management.

He said effective leadership requires more than simply holding positions of authority.

FUNDING DELAYS HAMPER ZAMBEZI PROJECTS

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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Budget and Finance says delays in the release of government funds are slowing the implementation of development projects in the Zambezi Region.

PUBLIC CONSULTED ON NAMIBIA'S SPACE BILL

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The National Steering Committee tasked with the development of Namibia's first Space Science and Technology Bill is calling on the public to participate in consultations that will shape the country's future in space.

EIF DONATES LIVESTOCK FEED TO ZAMBEZI FARMERS

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The Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) has donated livestock feed to farmers in the Zambezi Region.

The N$500,000 worth of animal feed will support livestock farmers who were previously affected by floods, which led to the loss of animals in the floodplain constituencies of the region.

SHIRAMED CLARIFIES TUITION PAYMENT POLICY

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A medical training college, Shiramed Medical Institute, has clarified that it does not accept cattle or other goods as direct payment for tuition fees, following reports that students were paying their fees through bartering.