FORMER GUARDS REPLACED IN OUTJO

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Former employees of Omle Security Services in Outjo claim they were replaced without notice after reporting for duty earlier this month.

Omle Security Services has been guarding schools in the Kunene Region. 

MINISTRY RESTRICTS LIVESTOCK MOVEMENTS OVER FMD THREAT

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform has announced livestock movement restrictions in the Ohangwena and Kavango West regions, following a new threat from foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).

22 OMAHEKE YOUTH TRAINED IN FILM PRODUCTION

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Twenty-two unemployed young people from the Omaheke Region are being trained in scriptwriting and filmmaking production to enable them to participate actively in the economic mainstream.

The training is being hosted by the NBC Drama School programme in Gobabis. 

MILITARY RECRUITS GRADUATE IN OKAHANDJA

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A total of 1,703 recruits graduated from the Namibian Training Establishment in Okahandja after successfully completing their military training programme.

OSHANA HOSTS HIGH-LEVEL REGIONAL ICT ENGAGEMENT

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A high-level stakeholder engagement on information and communication technology (ICT) is underway at the Oshana Regional Council in the Oshana Region, led by the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology.

IPPR MONITOR URGES COMMUNITY DIALOGUE

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The Institution for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has launched its fifth edition of the Green Hydrogen Monitor, reviewing Namibia's green hydrogen development.

IIPUMBU URGES NAMIBIANS TO SHAPE NEW MIGRATION LAW

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The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Lucia Iipumbu, is urging Namibians to actively shape the law that governs migration in the country.

Iipumbu made the remarks at Oshakati during the launch of the public consultations on the Migration Bill.

WITBOOI URGES WORKPLACES TO PRIORITISE EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING

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Modern workplaces should not only focus on performance and productivity but also prioritise the well-being and overall experiences of employees. 

This was stressed by Vice President Lucia Witbooi at the Employee Wellness Indaba held in the capital.