The Chairperson of the Kaoko -Otavi School Board, Lesley Humu is concerned about the number of learners dropping out at the village school. Humu says some of the parents in the village do not understand the importance of education and would rather have their children herding livestock.
After a three-day regional visit to Kunene, Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila is advising regional and local councils to find modalities to roll out services to their residents, as Government is still challenged by the COVID-19 sparked economic downturn.
Namibia's open approach to investments and business has been solidified with the country's participation at the six-month Dubai Expo 2020. State House says President Hage Geingob set out objectives for the participation, which were met by the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB).
A significant number of Namibians have over the years lost their homes after defaulting on their home loans, a humiliating and harrowing experience to most. The Ministry of Justice is now looking at legal and administrative reforms to mitigate the impact on locals who are losing their primary homes.
About 130 jobs are expected to be created by the Roads Authority during the construction of Impalila Island roads. Of the number of jobs to be created, 99% are locals.
