SANGWALI LEADERS DEMAND BETTER PUBLIC SERVICES

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Traditional leaders in Sangwali village are calling on the government to decentralise essential services and complete long-standing infrastructure projects, citing gaps in health care, housing and public services that continue to inconvenience residents.

STAKEHOLDERS URGED TO FAST-TRACK WALVIS BAY TRUCK PORT

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Erongo Governor Nathalia |Goagoses says she will engage government and private sector stakeholders to fast-track plans for a permanent road safety truck port in Walvis Bay to improve road safety and truck drivers' working conditions.

GAMBLING BOARD OF NAMIBIA NOT FULLY OPERATIONAL

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The Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Indileni Daniel, has highlighted that the Gambling Board of Namibia is not yet fully operational.

Staff members are yet to be recruited, limiting the implementation of consumer education and rehabilitation programmes.

GOVERNMENT ACTS TO PREVENT PROLONGED FMD DISTRESS

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the government will continue assessing the impacts caused by the Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak and is engaging relevant stakeholders to prevent the outbreak from causing prolonged financial distress.

MASUBIA TRADITIONAL AUTHORITY URGES FASTER DEVELOPMENT IN MUYAKO

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The Masubia Traditional Authority has called on the government to fast-track development in the Muyako area.

The authority stated that the delay of multiple projects and lack of adequate services continue to be a challenge for the community.

NGURARE ASSURES COUNCILLORS ON OUTSTANDING LEAVE PAYMENTS

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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has assured current and former councillors affected by outstanding leave payments that the government is addressing the matter, stressing that it should be handled without political considerations.