WUPARO CONSERVANCY GENERATES N$3.5 MIL

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Wuparo Conservancy in the Zambezi Region has generated more than N$2,8 million from tourism, trophy hunting and the harvesting of natural plant products between January and October this year.

 Conservancy Manager Beven Muyenga revealed this during the conservancy's Annual General Meeting.

CHOTTO COUPLE DIES IN BURNING SHACK FIRE

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Two people died after a zinc-sheet dwelling they were sleeping in caught fire at a homestead in Chotto Location in Katima Mulilo at around 04H00 on Friday morning.

By the time police arrived, the fire had already been extinguished by family members and the fire brigade.

NDF WOMEN'S NETWORK DONATES N$110,000 IN HYGIENE SUPPLIES

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The NDF Women's Network has donated sanitary pads and toiletries worth N$110,000 to learners at Nakuntwe and Muzii Combined Schools in the Zambezi Region.

The donations are sponsored by August 26 Logistics.

ZAMBIA TRAINS NAMIBIA IN SOYA BEANS FARMING

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The Namibia and Zambia Correctional Services have strengthened their cooperation in agricultural production, with a focus on soyabean production, where Zambian experts are sharing practical knowledge and experience through a technical workshop at Katima Mulilo Correctional Facility in the Zambezi Region.

NAMIBIA TRANSFERS SIX SENTENCED ZAMBIAN NATIONALS HOME

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Namibia has transferred six sentenced Zambian nationals back to their home country via the Katima Mulilo border post. 

The repatriation in the Zambezi Region marks the third joint offender transfer exercise conducted between Zambia and Namibia.

ZAMBEZI GOVERNOR HONOURS POHAMBA’S LEGACY OF SERVICE

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The Zambezi Region has joined the nation in mourning the passing of Namibia's second former First Lady, Penehupifo Pohamba, with the regional governor describing her as one who served others with an uncompromising passion.

BRENDAN SIMBWAYE P.S. BENEFITS FROM SCHOOL WEAR DONATION

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Dunamis Consulting Engineers and Project Managers has donated school shoes worth N$16 000 to 100 learners at Brendan Simbwaye Primary School in the Zambezi Region, while the Imbuwa family contributed N$14 000 towards school uniforms and sanitary pads.