Minister of Urban and Rural Development James Sankwasa delivered a stern warning to regional councillors regarding resource mismanagement and accountability at the 9th Congress of the Association of Regional Councils in Rundu.
Parents of learners at Augustinus Maashika Secondary School want the construction of the hostel sped up.
The learners currently share space in Ndiyona Combined School, whose hostel was partially gutted by fire last year.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, James Sankwasa, has warned NORED's leadership that the chronic governance failures and financial opacity could force local authorities to dismantle it entirely.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has advised the Rundu Town Council to address the practical challenges that entrepreneurs and investors face.
Pastors contributing devotions to NBC Radio Wato in Rundu want to see dedicated support for religious programmes.
The call was made during an engagement with the NBC leadership.
A rural school in Utokota village, in the Mashare Constituency of the Kavango East Region, has received a major upgrade following an N$1.4 million donation from shareholders of Ehanga Holdings.
The NBC's Director General, Menesia Muinjo, has called for media inclusion during a meeting with visually impaired and disabled communities at Rundu.
Despite technical constraints in the Kavango regions, Muinjo committed to launching a dedicated TV and radio programme to champion their voices.
The Mbunza Traditional Authority wants the NBC's Radio Wato to work with traditional authorities to strengthen its programmes and prevent language attrition or linguistic obsolescence and help in information dissemination.
Public Service Commission Chairperson Patrick Nandago has revealed that the service performance has declined significantly, raising concerns about professionalism, productivity and employees prioritising personal business over their official duties.
Residents of the Mankumpi Constituency in the Kavango West Region has welcomed The Daureni Cluster of Sustainable Villages (CSV) project.
The project is climate-resilient agricultural initiative valued at N$1 million.
