Deputy Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Nathalia |Goagoses has called on teachers in the Erongo Region to be extraordinary this year.
|Goagoses says teachers should transform their teaching methods in order to achieve better academic results.
Tourism in Erongo is showing signs of positive recovery, with most hotel establishments reaching an occupancy rate of 59,36 in the fourth quarter of last year, compared to 50,1 percent in 2019.
Erongo Regional Council has reiterated its commitment to service delivery.
Its Chairperson Benitha Imbamba said they have rated the best regional council in terms of customer service charter development and implementation by the office of the Prime Minister.
The Police in the Erongo Region will take action against learners carrying life-threatening objects at West Side High School in Swakopmund.
The Erongo Region is struggling to respond to medical emergencies due to a shortage of ambulances at state hospitals.
Walvis Bay Mayor, Trevino Forbes, has expressed concern over the shortage of ambulances in the region, especially in the harbor town.
A 25-year-old disabled young woman from the Okombahe Settlement, Erongo Region, is appealing for assistance in securing a dignified ablution facility.
Mercia ||Guruse was born and raised in the Okombahe settlement, situated in east central Namibia.
Overtaking in blind spots, driving under the influence of alcohol, and speeding are some of the major issues contributing to road accidents in the Erongo Region.
The Erongo Region recorded a 15% increase in road crashes and a 6% decrease in fatalities from January to November this year.
This was revealed by Police Regional Commander, Nickolas Kupembona, during the official opening of the Swakopmund roadblock for the festive season.
Erongo Regional Governor Neville Andre has called on small-scale mining companies to improve the living and working conditions of employees.
Governor Neville Andre and stakeholders paid a surprise visit to workers at a small mining site about 30 kilometers from Arandis.
Omatjete residents say the water crisis is affecting their resolve to grow food and diversify their farming activities.
The persistent drought has decreased underground water sources at Omatjete and surrounding areas in the past 7 years.
