KHOMAS GOVERNOR CALLS FOR UNITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

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The Governor of the |Khomas Region has called for unity and accountability in driving the region’s Integrated Development Plan.

Sam Nujoma addressed a stakeholder consultation gathering in Windhoek.

|KHOMAS HOSTS NAMFEST@36 CELEBRATING YOUTH AND NATIONAL UNITY

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The |Khomas Region on Friday hosted cultural performances and a talent show themed "NamFest@36".

This festive event aimed to celebrate Namibia's youth and creativity.

The event began with the Uhuru march, where participants, mainly school learners, marched from Palm Tree Park to Zoo Park.

SWAPO WOMEN’S COUNCIL LAUNCHES TAILORING TRAINING IN |KHOMAS

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The Swapo Party Women's Council, in partnership with various stakeholders, has launched a tailoring training programme aimed at empowering communities in the |Khomas Region.

The programme seeks to equip beneficiaries with skills development.

YOUTH TAKE CENTRE STAGE AT KHOMAS INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATIONS

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Youth participation will be at the heart of this year's Independence Day celebrations in the |Khomas Region.

Leaders will be engaging young people in national festivities with activities planned over two days, starting tomorrow.

|KHOMAS READIES FOR INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATIONS

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The |Khomas Region is making preparations for its regional celebrations in honour of Namibia's 36th Independence Day at the Sam Nujoma Stadium, where regional officials inspected the venue to ensure everything is ready for the event.

RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE HEAVILY CONCENTRATED IN |KHOMAS AND ERONGO

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Over 50% of Namibia's research infrastructure is concentrated in the |Khomas and Erongo Regions, while no research facilities exist in Hardap, Ohangwena, and Kavango West regions. 

These are part of findings contained in the just-launched Namibia's Research Infrastructure Survey Report.

Nearly half of urban households live in informal housing

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About 42% of urban households in Namibia live in informal housing conditions, with the Khomas, Erongo, and Kavango East regions being the hardest hit.

This is according to the Namibia Informal Settlements Baseline Report by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) launched at Swakopmund.