Oshana Governor Hofni Iipinge has donated 30 chairs and tables to Mwadhina Gwanembenge Senior Secondary School.
The donated items are part of the regional governor's school furniture project, aimed at providing a conducive learning environment.
The lack of potable water for the Oshilunga Shonkoshi community, a remote village in the Oshana Region, is now a thing of the past.
The community previously relied on water from wells and floodplains during the rainy season and made long journeys to Onaanda using donkey carts to purchase potable water.
The Oshana Region marked International Women's Day with reaffirmation of its collective commitment to advancing equality, justice and opportunities for all women and girls.
The day was marked at Oluno in the Ondangwa Urban Constituency.
As the country continues with the nationwide polio vaccination, nurses in the Oshana Region are calling on parents and guardians to heed the call for immunisation by taking children under the age of 10 years to the nearest vaccination point.
The Office of the Governor of Oshana has donated 22 school uniforms to learners of Engombe Junior Primary School in Uuvudhiya constituency.
Governor Hofni Iipinge handed over the items on Friday.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has urged local authorities and residents to work together to improve service delivery.
She says strong partnerships will help promote unity and collaboration, leading to lasting solutions for challenges affecting local development.
In efforts to bring services closer to the people, the Office of the Oshana Governor, in collaboration with Ziara Energy and Investment Pty. Ltd. (LTD), entered into a public-private partnership to construct a healthcare centre at Ontako village in the Ompundja constituency.
First National Bank of Namibia, through the First Rand Namibia Foundation, has donated nine laptops valued at N$50 000 to Omusimboti Combined School in the Oshana Region.
Oshana Governor Hofni Iipinge met with the management of the Oshakati Intermediate Hospital to discuss challenges the hospital faces in delivering high-quality health services.
Community members in the Oshana Region responded to the just-ended HPV vaccination campaign with mixed feelings.
HPV refers to the human papillomavirus that causes cervical cancer, which has become prevalent among women.
The campaign aimed to raise awareness and vaccinate girls aged 9 to 14.
