Outjo Constituency Councillor Kleofas Gaingob says he is pleased with ongoing development projects at Seringkop, Queen Sofia and Werda.
Gaingob added that the three settlements have been identified as growth points of infrastructure development.
Residents of the ||Kharas Region have called for preferential employment opportunities at the National Neckartal Irrigation Project.
They made the call during a recent community engagement with government-appointed project consultants, Dunamis Consulting Engineers, in Keetmanshoop.
Oshana Governor Hofni Iipinge visited the construction site of the NamWater Oshakati Treatment Plant to evaluate the progress made and to gain insight into the advancement of the region's capital projects.
The much-awaited second phase of the Neckartal Dam 19-thousand-hectare irrigation project is gaining momentum, with the project viability assessment currently underway.
The Blouwes Primary School has received a major boost to improve learning and living conditions at its community hostel following a donation of furniture by Debmarine Namibia.
The donation was officially handed over during a ceremony held in Blouwes Village.
Namibia is facing growing demand for water while its infrastructure is ageing and losing significant volumes through leakage.
Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Inge Zaamwani, sounded this alarm at the inauguration of NamWater's newly appointed board.
The Governor of Oshana Region Hofni Iipinge is urging the Road Construction Company (RCC), community members, and stakeholders to work together to fast-track the DR3607 Oshakati - Ompundja - Naruvanda Gate gravel road upgrade to a low seal volume standard.
Namibia and Botswana are working to ensure that the N$200 billion Trans-Kalahari Railway project is delivered by the end of this year.
Kenyan President William Ruto called for urgent reforms to the global financial system, saying the current international financial architecture remains structurally unequal and continues to place disproportionate constraints on African countries seeking access to concessional financing or developing infrastructure.<
In an attempt to meet the basic services to the growing population of Otjiwarongo, the council has availed a large chuck of its budget to address infrastructure development and economic activities.
