STORMS DAMAGE MAFWE TRADITIONAL AUTHORITY HEADQUARTERS
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Strong winds accompanied by rainfall, which hit Chincimane on Monday, have damaged infrastructure at the Mafwe Traditional Authority headquarters.
Strong winds accompanied by rainfall, which hit Chincimane on Monday, have damaged infrastructure at the Mafwe Traditional Authority headquarters.
Zambezi regional leaders have welcomed an oversight visit by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Accounts and Economy, which focused on the prolonged delays in completing the Manyeha Crocodile Leather Processing Project in Kongola.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform has pledged to strengthen support for aquaculture farmers in the Zambezi Region through improved technical assistance, training and regular monitoring.
The Swapo Party Women's Council (SPWC) in the Zambezi Region has been urged to strengthen its structures, promote unity and invest in mentoring young women to prepare them for future leadership responsibilities.
Police in Katima Mulilo have retrieved the body of a sixteen-year-old boy who drowned in the Zambezi River on Friday evening.
The woman implicated in the murder of Nsala Mwazi, who died in a house fire in Katima Mulilo in August, has been remanded into custody until February next year, while awaiting arrangements for legal aid.
Community members in the Kabbe North Constituency have raised concerns over various development and service delivery challenges, calling for government intervention to improve livelihoods.
Traditional leaders in Sangwali village are calling on the government to decentralise essential services and complete long-standing infrastructure projects, citing gaps in health care, housing and public services that continue to inconvenience residents.
A high-level delegation from the National Council, led by Chairperson Lucas Muha, has arrived in the Zambezi Region for an intensive five-day outreach mission.
A group of eight family members in the Mpola area has turned to gardening to sustain their households and generate income.
However, they need water tanks and pipes to improve water supply to their gardens.