The Ministry of Industrialization and Trade has concluded its regional stakeholders' engagement on consumer protection, the liquor licencing process, investment promotion, and related matters in Gobabis, Omaheke Region.
The Omaheke Region is endowed with resources to grow, produce, and feed its own people and beyond.
In his 4th State of the Region Address, the region's governor urged the inhabitants to strive for prosperity, embark on innovative ways, and enter into partnerships to ensure self-sustainability.
NOROS Fishing has assisted with the rehabilitation and drilling of boreholes in the Omaheke Region.
The Fishing company spent N$500,000 in two different villages in the region.
Concerned parents from Omaheke Region's Omitara settlement held a demonstration against alleged corrupt activities at Otjivero Combined School.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley, is calling on the management teams and other stakeholders at schools across the country to develop strong and resilient teamwork at their institutions to inspire improved academic performance across the board.
Since the beginning of the year farming communities in the Epukiro Constituency have lost more than 170 livestock to thieves.
More than 400 households now have electricity in the Omaheke Region, thanks to the collaboration between the regional council and CENORED.
This was revealed during the commissioning of the electrification project at Drimopsis in the Kalahari constituency by Vice President Nangolo Mbumba.
A team of officials from the office of the Prime Minister and Aminuis Councillor concluded a two-day rapid assessment of the possible looming drought in the Omaheke Region.
The assessment is also expected to come up with a comprehensive report.
Standard Bank Namibia, through its corporate social responsibility programme, has reaffirmed its commitment to gradually move low-income earners from shacks to modern houses.
The bank pledged N$2,6 million towards the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia project for this year.
A local Veterinarian in the Omaheke Region, Dr Punaa Kazapua has encouraged farmers to move away from the traditional way of handling animal medicine as this makes them less effective.
