Swakopmund municipal councillors donate toiletries to the town's State Hospital
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The Swakopmund municipal councillors donated toilet papers and bath soaps worth N$23 000 at the town's State Hospital.
The Swakopmund municipal councillors donated toilet papers and bath soaps worth N$23 000 at the town's State Hospital.
Namibia could become a country to discover or show others a path.
This was was said by the delegation of the International Labour Organisation and the United Nations after concluding a week-long mission in the country.
Several State Owned Enterprises reiterated their commitment to finance agricultural activities to ensure food security in the country.
The commitments were made by the Agribank, DBN and the Environment Investment Fund at a three-day workshop on food security in Windhoek.
Senate delegates of the OvaHerero Traditional Authority have descended on Otjimbingwe to elect the new Ombara Otjitambi of the OvaHerero people.
The OvaHerero community gathered at the historical village of Otjimbingwe to appoint a leader.
The Kalimbeza Rice Project in the Zambezi Region remains dormant due to a lack of funds.
This is despite the project having been bailed out in 2020 when the Ministry of Agriculture spent N$7.1 million to keep it running.