The Chairperson of the ||Kharas Regional Council, Josef Isaack, and regional councillors distanced themselves from allegations by Affirmative Repositioning Movement Leader Job Amupanda that N$3 million was misappropriated during the construction of the ||Kharas Regional Office Park at Keetmanshoop.
The Aroab Village Council in the ||Kharas Region has made significant strides in economic growth with a focus on socio-economic development, housing, and infrastructure improvement.
Its Chief Executive Officer, Simasiku Maketo, said this in an interview with nbc News.
The Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, Carl Schlettwein, has urged stakeholders to collaborate in efforts to ensure water security and sustainability in the face of climate change.
The state-of-the-art Keetmanshoop Vocational Training Centre, constructed for N$103 million, is set to open its doors soon.
||Kharas Governor Aletha Frederick made this announcement in her New Year's message.
Independent candidate in the National Council, Paulus Mbangu, states that delays in releasing parliamentary committee reports have diminished their usefulness for current decision-making.
The Governor of ||Kharas, Aletha Frederick, has called for a gender-responsive resource budget allocation in addressing gender disparities.
She made the call at an induction workshop for the Police Women's Network for Focal Point Persons at Keetmanshoop.
Major road infrastructure development in the ||Kharas and Hardap regions is on the cards, with some plans for the envisaged road upgrades already being designed.
The Namibian Revenue Agency (NamRA) says it is faced with difficulties in monitoring the fishing industry, resulting in a loss of revenue.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has surpassed the one million mark in voter registration.
Those who have not registered yet only have nine days to register, and the date will not be extended.
The general voter registration, which started on the 3rd of June, ends next week Thursday.
There are indications that farmers in various parts of the country are heeding the advice to destock their herds, as more than 5,000 have applied for marketing incentives.
