Rehoboth Block E residents receives Title Deeds
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Over a hundred residents of Rehoboth Block E have benefited from the town council's ongoing title deed handover and debt write-off initiative.
Over a hundred residents of Rehoboth Block E have benefited from the town council's ongoing title deed handover and debt write-off initiative.
International Training College Lingua has signed a collaborative agreement with the Rehoboth Town Council to advance education and community development in the town.
The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation has renamed its radio Studio 3 in memory of the late Alexander Jarimbovandu Kaputu.
Kaputu was one of Namibia's longest-serving radio journalists and a respected narrator of Ovaherero history and culture.
The Information and Communication Technology Minister Emma Theofelus has clarified that the management of government email systems falls under the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), which oversees all ICT operations across government.
In the northern Kunene Region, over five Traditional Authorities have been seeking formal recognition from the government for more than 30 years.
John Haufiku, Chief of Corporate Communications at the Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund, has raised concerns about the increase in pedestrian-related accidents, reporting that four to five such incidents occur each week.
The Union of Sisters of the Roman Catholic Church, in partnership with Scouts Namibia, is appealing to good Samaritans to support an eight-year-old survivor of a brutal family murder at Okatope in the Ohangwena Region in 2019.
Lifeline Childline Namibia, in collaboration with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), has officially launched their three-year data report and a targeted awareness campaign.
Rundu residents, particularly children, are dedicated to getting their pets vaccinated against rabies.
During a visit by the NBC News team to various vaccination points around Ndama, children were seen bringing their dogs, cats, and guinea pigs for their shots.
Renowned Oviritje artist Jane Kavita has died following a long battle with cancer. She died at the Windhoek Central Hospital this week, where she had been admitted for the past three weeks.
She was 44.