KONGOLA LAND ALLOCATION BOOSTS HOUSING HOPES
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The allocation of land to the Shack Dwellers Federation in Kongola Constituency is offering hope to hundreds of residents seeking decent and affordable housing in the Zambezi Region.
The allocation of land to the Shack Dwellers Federation in Kongola Constituency is offering hope to hundreds of residents seeking decent and affordable housing in the Zambezi Region.
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.
The Wuparo Conservancy has launched a clean-up campaign at Sangwali Village in the Zambezi Region to promote environmental health, protect wildlife and boost tourism.
The initiative brought together the Ministry of Environment and lodge employees as well as learners.
Residents of Noordoewer Settlement in the ||Kharas Region are fed up with the unreliable water supply that has been going on for two years now, despite its location along the Orange River.
The Nambian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) wants to partner with the Dr. Alpo Mbamba Secondary School in Kavango East.
The school offers Integrated Performing Arts as a subject.
The governors of the Oshana, Oshikoto and Omusati regions have paid tribute to the late former First Lady, Penehupifo Pohamba, describing her as a wise and compassionate leader who united families and touched many lives.
The Kavango West Regional Council and the Nkurenkuru Town Council visited the homestead of former President Hifikepunye Pohamba at Tuguva Village to express condolences on the death of former First Lady Penehupifo.
First Gentleman, Epaphras Ndaitwah has called for greater attention to challenges facing the boy child, warning that school dropouts and crime could limit their future.
Ancient indigenous survival methods are keeping residents of Otjivize in the Epupa Constituency alive, as families dig handmade wells and scoop holes in sandy riverbeds for water.
Residents of Nile Street in Windhoek's Wanaheda area have been waiting for answers over delays in the completion of a road upgrade that has left them living with dust and concerns about damaged water pipelines and electricity cables.