Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu is calling on Namibians to turn out in large numbers as the country joins the rest of the continent in commemorating Africa Public Service Day at Katima Mulilo.
Progress to electrify about 100 low-income houses built at Kalkfeld Settlement in Otjozondjupa Region is said to be going smoothly.
The Peri-Urban Electrification Project is valued at N$2 million and is being spearheaded by CENORED.
Otavi Town Council has launched its three-month mass clean-up campaign to help it create a sustainable waste management system that will ensure a clean environment that is appealing to investors.
The town council will be joined by volunteers during the daily clean-up campaign.
The Oshakati Town Council has resolved to endorse the sale of a controversial 1.7-hectare prime land, previously known as Omatala in Oshakati, to business mogul Erastus 'Chicco' Shapumba.
The land was sold in 2017 for only N$2.5 million, and the council has since proposed a new price.
Omusati Governor Erginus Endjala has expressed concern over the low allocation of resettlement farms in his region.
The Regional and Urban Planning Board has provisionally approved the formalisation of existing townships within Berseba Village in ||Kharas Region.
Raymond Jossop, Acting Village Council LED Manager, revealed this at the Regional Development Coordination Committee meeting at Keetmanshoop.
The Katima Mulilo Town Council and MTC have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which will see the council provide its residents with free public Wi-Fi.
Rehoboth residents gathered to pay tribute to the late war veteran Theofilus Sakeus at his residence on Friday.
The war veteran, who died on July 11, was described by many as a diplomat in the fight for liberation struggle and left a legacy of peace within the community.
The U.S. Embassy has funded the Vendors Initiative for Social & Economic Transformation (VISET) Namibia to upgrade the first phase of the Ongendambala Open Market.
The renovations are set to cost over N$306,000.
The government continues to avail resources to improve the accommodation of police officers.
The latest is N$3,8 million spent on the construction of police barracks at King-Nehale police control gate in the Oshikoto Region.
