The Namibian government has taken another major step in addressing the persistent water scarcity challenges facing the Kunene Region with the official commissioning of the Ohamaremba-Okanguati Water Supply Pipeline.
The Namibian Police Force in the Kunene Region held a handover ceremony recently to symbolise the transition of regional command following the retirement of its long-serving regional commander, James Nderura.
In an effort to strengthen community relations and address ongoing safety and crime challenges, the Police Inspector General, Joseph Shikongo, launched Operation Katjavivi.
Members of the Kunene Police Women's Network have engaged with expecting mothers at the Kazetjindire Angelika Muharukua Maternity Waiting Home in Opuwo, educating them about issues on birth registration and postpartum stress disorder that develops after birth, as well as adoption.
Kamanjab Constituency Councillor Nikodemus Amutenya, in collaboration with various offices, ministries, and agencies, officially launched a development outreach programme.
A multidisciplinary team leading the technical phase of the President's Legacy Project, through the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Land Reform, held a stakeholders' engagement at Opuwo.
The meeting discussed the project as well as possible sites for its establishment.
The chairperson of the Otjokavare council under the Vita Royal House has extended condolences over the passing of late leader Sam Nujoma.
Dr. Erastus Mukuaruuze conveyed his condolences through MICT Kunene's team, emphasising Nujoma's unwavering dedication to the liberation struggle.
Police in the Kunene Region have launched the first phase of their festive season operation, dubbed Rain Bowl, to enhance public safety, order, and security throughout the holiday period.
The operation is part of efforts to ensure a peaceful and secure festive season for both residents and visitors.
The Urban and Rural Development Minister has commended the Opuwo Town Council for developing collaborative methods to address the town's housing backlog, particularly their dedication to low-income earners.
Deputy Prime Minister John Mutorwa is urging the Kunene Regional Council's management to assess the drought situation and to ensure that people in need benefit from the government's drought relief aid.
Mutorwa made an appeal during his visit to the region to assess the drought situation.
