Rundu to get streetlights
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The days of Rundu being shrouded in darkness after sunset could soon be over, as plans are underway to install streetlights throughout the town.
The days of Rundu being shrouded in darkness after sunset could soon be over, as plans are underway to install streetlights throughout the town.
Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare reminded the investors that health is a human right and not a luxury commodity.
Dr Ngurare, who was speaking at the inauguration of a private health facility, Kaisosi Medical Services, urged staff to structure their services in a manner that caters to everyone in Rundu.
Kavango East Swapo Party Councillor Andreas Jikerwa has been sworn in as the Mayor of Rundu, deputised by Regina Nekare, also from the same party.
Since 2022, the Road Fund Administration (RFA) has invested N$109 million in upgrading roads in Rundu.
The NamPower Foundation constructed and handed over a classroom at Didimika Private School in Rundu's Kehemu area.
Didimika Private School, like many other schools in the Kavango East Region, also struggles with overcrowded classrooms.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia has asked the Electoral Court to overturn a decision that led to the wrong allocation of a council seat in the Rundu Local Authority elections.
The ECN said a returning officer made an error when announcing the final allocation of seats.
The Rundu Town Council has launched its newly established traffic law enforcement unit.
Kavango East Regional Council Chairperson Damian Maghambayi applauded the council for its achievement in establishing the unit for traffic law enforcement.
The Rundu Town Council has launched its newly established traffic law enforcement unit.
Kavango East Regional Council Chairperson Damian Maghambayi applauded the council for its achievement in establishing the unit for traffic law enforcement.
The Intermediate Hospital Rundu received N$8.5 million worth of medical equipment from the International University of Management (IUM).
The Ministry of Health and Social Services has responded to the incident that took place at Ndama Clinic in Rundu, where a grade one learner was refused treatment because the child did not come with a piece of paper that would temporarily serve as a health passport.