TRADITIONAL AUTHORITIES RECEIVE GOVERNMENT VEHICLES

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The Shambyu Traditional Authority in the Kavango East Region and the Masubia Traditional Authority in the Zambezi Region each received a vehicle from the Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations.

NEW GCIRIKU HOMPA CORONATED IN KAVANGO EAST

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Arwita Kayoka has been coronated as the new Hompa of the Gciriku Traditional Authority. 

The coronation ceremony took place at the Gciriku Tribal Office at the Ndiyona settlement in Kavango East over the weekend. 

NDONGA LINENA RESIDENTS RAISE WATER, HEALTH CONCERNS

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Residents of Ndonga Linena in the Kavango East Region continue to battle water shortages and limited health services, they told regional leaders during a community engagement meeting held at Kangweru village.

ELEPHANTS DAMAGE CROPS IN MASHARE

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The councillor of Mashare Constituency, Petrus Kashumali, has raised concern over severe crop damage caused by elephants in Baramasoni, Vikota, and Rupesho Tara Tara villages in the Kavango East Region. 

STORMS DESTROY MAIZE AT UVHUNGU-VHUNGU SCHEME

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Heavy rain and storms destroyed about 40 hectares of maize at the Uvhungu-vhungu Green Scheme in the Kavango East Region.

This occurred in the early hours of Tuesday. The storm started at around 1:00am and is estimated to have lasted about 20 minutes.

VEHICLE FALLS INTO SINKHOLE IN QUEENSPARK, RUNDU

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A vehicle fell into one of the sinkholes at the Queenspark residential area in Rundu, Kavango East Region. 

According to Kavango East Crime Investigations Coordinator Deputy Commissioner Bonifatius Kanyetu, the driver was reversing out of a yard when it fell into the sinkhole. 

UNIDENTIFIED MAN FOUND DEAD UNDER RUNDU BRIDGE

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The body of an unidentified man was found by a community member on Wednesday morning beneath a bridge on Maria Mwengere Street in Rundu, Kavango East Region.

Nearly half of urban households live in informal housing

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About 42% of urban households in Namibia live in informal housing conditions, with the Khomas, Erongo, and Kavango East regions being the hardest hit.

This is according to the Namibia Informal Settlements Baseline Report by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) launched at Swakopmund.