Eight households at Blouwes village in the ||Kharas Region have been connected to the national electricity grid.
This was done through an electrification project undertaken by the Swapo Party national leaders assigned to the region in collaboration with the local community.
Vice-President Lucia Witbooi and Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare paid homage to the bereaved family of the late liberation struggle veteran Emeritus Dean Stephanus Tiboth in Keetmanshoop.
Tiboth died on Monday at the age of 80.
Vice President Lucia Witbooi has urged Namibians to promote unity by embracing cultural diversity and rejecting divisive tendencies, utterances, and practices.
The ||Kharas Regional Council has confirmed complying with a High Court order compelling it to promote its employee, Barend Both, to the position of Deputy Director for Administration.
Young people under the banner of the Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) held a roundtable discussion titled “Rewriting Remembrance: Towards an Honest Reckoning with Namibia’s Past” in Keetmanshoop.
The Landless People's Movement (LPM) hosted a public lecture titled 'Envisioning reparations and their impact on genocide victims' at Keetmanshoop in celebration of Africa Day.
Close to a hundred senior citizens at Keetmanshoop in the ||Kharas Region were treated to a meal in celebration of Africa Day.
Final preparations are complete for the 6th edition of the Nama Cultural Festival, set to take place from 29 May into early June in Keetmanshoop. The festival is an annual celebration of the rich heritage, traditions, and identity of the Nama people.
The ||Kharas Region participated in the nationwide tree-planting ceremony, marking the birthday of the late statesman since his death in February this year.
The tree-planting ceremony took place at the soon-to-be-inaugurated ||Kharas Regional Council Office Park.
Namhook Holdings has invested in the Aus community by covering the voluntary school fees contribution amounting to N$50,000 for the Marmer Primary School learners.
The school has 228 learners.
