The chairperson of Swapo Party leaders assigned to the ||Kharas Region has called on elected regional and local councillors to improve service delivery and strengthen the party structures ahead of 2030 elections.
The National Disability Council of Namibia has engaged stakeholders in the Omaheke Region on the Revised National Policy on Disability for 2025 to 2035 and its Costed Implementation Action Plan.
Community members in the Kabbe North Constituency have raised concerns over various development and service delivery challenges, calling for government intervention to improve livelihoods.
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.
Residents of Omitara settlement in the Okorukambe Constituency have petitioned the Omaheke Regional Council for prepaid water meters, designated waste disposal sites and a reliable refuse collection system, among other service delivery concerns.
Clocknet Vocational Training Institute has appealed to all to understand the sixth National Development Plan (NDP6).
The institute made a call at the closing of the training of administrators on the implementation of the NDP 6 at Otjiwarongo.
While water is essential, residents of Otjiwarongo's Ombili go days without water due to vandalism of infrastructure.
Some of the taps are completely broken, while others only provide water after three days.
The residents now rely mostly on the Ombili Clinic for water.
The Kavango West Regional Council has expressed concern over alleged poor service delivery by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security.
The issue was raised during an oversight working session involving the council leadership and officials from the ministry’s Nkurenkuru office.
The Ministry of Works and Transport's NATIS-On-Wheels outreach has helped residents of Kongola Constituency to access services within their reach.
Residents would normally receive services at Katima Mulilo, which is 110 kilometres away at a cost of N$220 on a return trip.
||Kharas Governor Dawid Gertze has proposed that staff retention in the region be looked into, as it affects service delivery.
He made the call while addressing Bethanie residents on his final regional tour stop over the weekend.
