MOURNERS HONOUR LATE |HAI|OM LEADER
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Mourners at the memorial service of the late Gaob of the |Hai|om San Traditional Authority, Dawid ||Khamuxab, have described him as a true servant of the people who led his clan without fail.
Mourners at the memorial service of the late Gaob of the |Hai|om San Traditional Authority, Dawid ||Khamuxab, have described him as a true servant of the people who led his clan without fail.
Atushe Rock Lobster Company donated N$20 000 and two boxes of hake fish to the Groot Aub Primary School to improve learners' retention and improve education outcomes.
A Zambian organisation, Nyimba Foundation, will soon launch a training session for community members of Kalkfeld with the aim of equipping them with skills to manufacture menstrual kits for vulnerable girls and women.
Speaking at the same event, Urban and Rural Development Minister James Sankwasa says most traditional leadership wrangles are fueled by educated people.
Sankwasa emphasised that the government is resolute in changing the narrative.
The Blouwes Primary School has received a major boost to improve learning and living conditions at its community hostel following a donation of furniture by Debmarine Namibia.
The donation was officially handed over during a ceremony held in Blouwes Village.
All residents evicted from the Endobo area in Tsumeb have been permanently relocated to a newly established settlement on a portion of Portion 49-761.
The ||Kharas Governor's Youth Desk has equipped young people in Keetmanshoop with leadership and financial literacy training meant to prepare them to take on active roles in their communities.
Residents of the Samora Machel Constituency have welcomed the opening of the Goreangab Mall, calling it a major step forward for the community.
The Governor of Hardap, Riaan McNab, has urged regional political and administrative leadership to prioritise economic development for the betterment of communities they serve.
He made the call while addressing the Hardap Regional Council meeting.
What began as a small woodworking project in Mondesa, Swakopmund, has grown into a source of livelihood for several young men seeking a better future.
39-year-old Arnoldus Hoakhaob started Inspired Wood Craft more than five years ago with the intention of teaching men and women furniture making.