NamPost to oversee social grant rollout from October
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NamPost will ensure comfort and safety for senior citizens during the rollout of the social grants come 1st October, when it takes over from Epupa Investment Technology.
NamPost will ensure comfort and safety for senior citizens during the rollout of the social grants come 1st October, when it takes over from Epupa Investment Technology.
Miss World Namibia, Selma Kamanya, has unveiled a new initiative at a fundraising event under the umbrella of the InnoNation Foundation: the Global Namibia 1 Project.
It is a national movement focused on tourism and trade, youth empowerment, innovation, and global connectivity.
Community members of Okarupuka in the Okakarara Constituency are pleading with the authorities to provide them with electricity.
The service, they say, will enable them to enjoy added benefits of improved living standards.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Republic of Namibia (ELCRN) proceeded with the election of a Bishop this afternoon, and polls are expected to close at nine o'clock this evening.
The election is taking place simultaneously across all registered ELCRN parishes throughout the country.
The Zambezi Region played a crucial role in Namibia's liberation struggle, as most SWAPO leaders crossed through the then-Caprivi Strip to Botswana, Zambia, and other African countries.
With Otavi being at the centre of road accidents, Otjozondjupa Governor John ||Khamuseb expressed the need for the expansion of the health centre.
The governor made this statement while handing over two wheelchairs to the health centre.
Preparations are well on track for the 35th Heroes Day commemoration, which will be hosted in the Zambezi Region.
Industries, Mines and Energy Minister, Natangue Ithete has warned against copper cable theft, which is a big concern in the Otjozondjupa region.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has congratulated the Anglican Diocese of Namibia on its 100th anniversary, commending the church on its growth and impact over the last century.
Groot Aub community activist Cecil Titus is requesting autonomy for the settlement, claiming that the City of Windhoek (CoW) has been making false promises.
He accuses CoW of lacking the capacity to improve, facilitate or advance development.