Police investigate murder and rape after 15-year-old found dead in Okahandja

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Police in the Otjozondjupa Region have identified the woman found dead at the 5 Rand location in Okahandja on 25 April as 15-year-old Beyoncé !Kharuxas.

According to Regional Community Liaison Officer, Senior Inspector Maureen Mbeha, a case of murder and rape has been opened.

Otjiwarongo woman remains in custody over ex-boyfriend stabbing

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A 50-year-old woman accused of stabbing her ex-boyfriend in Otjiwarongo has made her second court appearance.

Katrina Geises was arrested on 11 April after allegedly stabbing her 32-year-old ex-boyfriend in the chest during an argument at her home.

Change of guard in Otjozondjupa RC

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Tsumkwe Constituency Councillor Johannes Haufiku has been sworn in as the new chairperson of the Management Committee of the Otjozondjupa Regional Council. 

Green Schemes contribute to solve seds shortage

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Namibia has a shortage of seeds, and land is not freely available for seed production.

But green schemes such as Sikondo in the Kavango West Region are contributing to food security by setting aside land solely for the production of seeds.

Minister Nekundi announces upgrade of Khorixas-Kamanjab road

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Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi has announced the upgrade of the 105 kilometers gravel to tar road between Khorixas and Kamanjab. 

Nekundi made this announcement at a consultation meeting between the Ministry, Roads Authority and traditional authorities at Khorixas in the Kunene Region. 

Otjozondjupa Easter police report

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Otjozondjupa Region recorded four accidents over the Easter holiday.

On Thursday, two people died in an accident north of Otjiwarongo involving four trucks, of which three belong to Coleman Transportation en route to B2 Gold Namibia Mine.

Calls to scrap just-held Swapo Grootfontein District elections

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Members of the Swapo Party in the Grootfontein district are demanding the nullification of branch elections that began on April 16.

Seventeen branches have reported unfair practices allegedly orchestrated by an eight-member special task team assigned by party headquarters.