The Ohangwena Regional Council has officially commenced its operations for 2024, promising to work harder and deliver services efficiently and effectively.

Five employees of the Ohangwena Regional Council and an employee at the Oshikango Constituency Office have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the theft of drought relief food worth more than N$600,000 from a warehouse in Oshikango. 

Ohangwena Regional Council has reiterated its commitment to supporting teachers and learners.

The Council's Chief Regional Officer Fillipus Shilongo, who is on a two-week visit to schools in the region, gave this assurance.