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President Mbumba Participates in SADC Organ Troika Summit

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President Dr. Nangolo Mbumba, as the outgoing Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence, and Security, is currently participating in the SADC Organ Troika Summit of Heads of State and Government in Zimbabwe.

President Mbumba reiterates retirement plans

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President Nangolo Mbumba says his decision to retire at the end of his presidential term was taken a long time ago.

At his swearing-in on February 4th this year, Dr. Mbumba made it clear that he would not be available for political office after finishing his presidential term.

Surviving life in Tsumkwe

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In a community where basic necessities are in short supply or lacking, those who dare to challenge life's hardships are enjoying monopoly in business.

The profit margin may not be at its best, but a resident of Tsumkwe, Jesaja Vioto, who sells bread, brought relief to the community.

Oshakati Mayoral Fund receives fund injection

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Standard Bank Namibia has donated N$50,000 towards Oshakati Town Council's Mayoral Development Fund.

The fund was established to provide support where it is most needed. 

This initiative is more than just a fund; it is a beacon of hope for those affected by unforeseen circumstances. 

PowerCom to construct more towers in ||Kharas

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PowerCom plans to set up 12 telecommunication network towers in the ||Kharas Region over the next two financial years to enhance nationwide digital connectivity. 

President Mbumba reflects on humble beginnings on 83rd birthday

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Today, August 15, President Nangolo Mbumba turned 83 years old. 

Born in the village of Olukonda in the Oshikoto Region on August 15, 1941, President Mbumba started his professional career as a teacher and eventually achieved his ambition to become a headmaster. 

Batswana descendants of Namibia prepare to return

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Descendants of the Batswana of Namibia who renounced their citizenship two to three years ago are preparing to return home.

They will be taken to the Dobe border post near Gam on August 23rd.

Zambezi Region lacks human resources to address GBV cases involving minors

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The Zambezi Region lacks the capacity and human resources to deal with gender-based violence involving victims under the age of 18.

This was revealed during the visit of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Gender Equality, Social Development, and Family Affairs at Katima Mulilo.