MPs APPROVE N$682 MILLION FOR ICT MINISTRY

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Members of Parliament made contributions to the N$682 million allocation to the Information and Communication Technology Ministry.

They mostly raise issues on cybersecurity, network accessibility and state media.

NGURARE BACKS N$283M BUDGET FOR NPC

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The National Planning Commission (NPC) has been allocated a N$283 million budget, a move Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare hailed as key to fulfilling the objectives of the sixth National Development Plan (NDP6).

OVER N$544 MILLION ALLOCATED TO NAMIBIA’S PARLIAMENT

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Speaker of the National Assembly Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila motivated a budget allocation of over N$410 million for the National Assembly and N$134 million for the National Council for the 2026-27 financial years.

MPS CALL FOR MORE FUNDING FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

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Discussions on the Appropriation Bill commenced today, with MPs stating that more should be put towards development projects rather than operational costs, which now exceed N$80 billion, with only N$3,6 billion allocated towards development expenditure.

UNAM needs more capital to complete construction of Southern campus

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The University of Namibia requires N$125 million to complete phases two and three of the construction of its campus in Keetmanshoop. 

This was revealed during the site visit by the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp. 

Speaker Kuugongelwa-Amadhila motivates N$400 million NA budget

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Speaker of the National Assembly Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has motivated a budget allocation for the National Assembly of close to N$400 million.

Of this, N$5 million is earmarked for development projects.

The National Assembly's activities have been structured under two main programmes.

Health Ministry responds to 'dilapidated' facility claims

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The word "dilapidated" is frequently used to describe healthcare facilities throughout the country.

However, the Executive Director of the Ministry of Health and Social Services, Ben Nangombe, believes this term is exaggerated.