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Police trained to conduct disciplinary hearings

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Members of the Namibian Police, from various departments in all 14 regions, recently completed a disciplinary hearing workshop at Rundu.

The training is meant to enhance the level of integrity, fairness, and accountability in the Namibian Police Force.

Border post commanders undergo leadership training in Rundu

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Border and infrastructure protection post commanders are attending a five-day training course on Leadership and Development at Rundu.

The training is attended by postcommanders from all 14 regions.

The Leadership and Development training course is the first of its kind.

Naingopo Junior Primary School receives facelift

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The Naingopo Junior Primary School, which was established about 46 years ago, some 80 kilometres south of Rundu, finally received a minimal facelift and a new classroom block.

This comes after a long-time call from the community who felt the school was left neglected for too many years.

Police officers train in basic sign language skills

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September is a national deaf awareness month, a time to highlight and honour the unique needs, struggles, and vibrant culture of the hearing impaired. 

It is also the month where police officers from various parts of the country gathered in Rundu for a five-day basic sign language course.

More school infrastructure development needed in Kavango East Region

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The Kavango East Region still calls for school infrastructure development despite progress recorded to improve teaching and learning. 

This was brought to light by the Governor of Kavango East, Bonifatius Wakudumo, during the State of the Region Address at Rundu. 

MIT consults on Special Economic Zone Bill

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The Ministry of Industrialization and Trade is seeking input on policies that would accelerate economic growth, promote entrepreneurship, and create a conducive environment for investment. 

Rundu Town Council can improve infrastructure despite outstanding debt

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The leader of the Landless Peoples Movement (LPM), Bernadus Swartbooi, is convinced that the town council of Rundu can improve its infrastructure, despite outstanding debt by residents running into millions of dollars.

He said this at an LPM rally at Rundu.