Residents of the 'New Ombili' informal settlement in Otjiwarongo are expressing gratitude for the progress made in their community over the years.
As the upcoming elections approach, they are eager to cast their votes, hoping for even more development in the future.
The United Democratic Front's president, Hendrik Gaobaeb, at an Outjo rally, said the party's agenda is to change the country's administration to address issues affecting the people.
The National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) President Dr. Utjiua Muinjangue stated that the party did not register a presidential candidate for the upcoming election because they recognise their limited chances of success.
Muinjangue made these remarks during the party's star rally in Okakarara.
To reduce and ultimately prevent road fatalities during the festive season, the National Road Safety Council has launched the 2024-2025 Road Safety Campaign in Tsumeb.
Deputy Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, emphasized that most road accidents are a result of user behavior.
Construction of the Oshikoto Biomass Power Station Project, valued at N$2.3 billion and located near Tsumeb, is set to begin following a recent ground-breaking ceremony.
This power station will generate 40 megawatts of baseload electricity, significantly enhancing Namibia's energy security.
The Okakarara Farmers Association (OKAFA) has placed six mini hammermills at the disposal of farmers in villages in the Okakarara Constituency.
The aim is to help farmers produce livestock fodder.
Central North Regional Electricity Distributor (Cenored) is calling on its clients to ensure that their prepaid meters are Token Identifier (TID) compliant.
The deadline for updating the meters is November 24.
Out of 54,000 prepaid Cenored meters, about 52,000 are updated to TID.
The Sinomine Tsumeb Smelter has added more mining activities as a means to create new skills.
Speaking at the Tsumeb Copper Festival, Deputy Minister of Industrialisation and Trade Verna Sinimbo said the youth are required to acquire these skills for Namibia to become an industrialised nation.
The rehabilitation of the Namutoni Road in the Oshikoto Region is set to start next week, following an agreement signed between the Roads Authority and the Tsumeb Municipality.
The 5.5-kilometre Namutoni Road will be rehabilitated for N$23 million.
The primary need for senior citizens is access to good health care.
Former Ambassador Dr. Kaire Mbuende is therefore calling for access to equal healthcare for all, especially for the senior citizens.
Dr. Mbuende was speaking at the elder's lunch in Otjiwarongo.
