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Hambukushu Calls on Mbumba to Intervene in Khwe Chief Recognition Issue

Written by on 2 April 2024

By: Annakleta Haikera   The Hambukushu Traditional Authority has urged President Nangolo Mbumba to intervene in a dispute concerning the recognition of the Khwe Traditional Authority and the appointment of its leader within the Bwabwata National Park. Reports indicate that the Khwe people (San) have been settled in Bwabwata,  located in the Mukwe Constituency of […]

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Kavango East Leaders Call For Reforms in Management of Green Schemes 

Written by on 22 March 2024

  By: Annakleta Haikera Rundu Constituency Councillor Paulus Mbangu has called for reforms in the management of green schemes, urging that managers be granted full authority to oversee operations and facilitate food security and socio-economic development. Mbangu, during an engagement with the Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and farm managers in the region highlighted the challenges […]

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Kavango East Leadership Urges Alweendo to Implement Rural Electrification

Written by on 22 March 2024

  By: Annakleta Haikera   Leaders in the Kavango East Region are urgently calling on the Ministry of Mines and Energy to prioritise the needs of the people by accelerating rural electrification efforts in the region and incorporating provisions for solar energy solutions. The regional leadership contends that over the past 34 years, rural electrification […]

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Students Encouraged to Embrace Nation-Building Responsibilities

Written by on 21 March 2024

  By: Annakleta Haikera   New Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) Commissioner, Gerson Sindano, has called on the country’s youth, particularly students, to earnestly embrace their role in nation-building. Addressing participants during a recent engagement session organised by the Namibia Needs Me (NNM) project, Sindano emphasised the pivotal role students play in shaping the nation’s […]

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Nandi-Ndaitwah Calls for Full Production at Green Schemes Amid Looming Drought

Written by on 12 March 2024

  By: Annakleta Haikera   Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has called upon the government to expedite its efforts in addressing the impact of climate change, warning of an impending severe drought. During the opening session of Swapo’s Central Committee meeting held on Saturday, Nandi-Ndaitwah highlighted the pressing need for action, citing the scant rainfall received […]

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Regional Council and Education Directorate Distance Themselves From Overpriced Furniture Tender

Written by on 5 March 2024

  By: Annakleta Haikera   The Kavango West Regional Council and the region’s Directorate of Education have distanced themselves from the procurement process regarding alleged overpriced furniture for Himarwa Iithete Secondary School. The Ministry faced criticism for purportedly spending N$1.5 million on school furniture tender which was awarded to a company specialising in printing and […]

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Extreme Heat Waves Leave Farmers on Edge

Written by on 27 February 2024

  By: Annakleta Haikera   While thousands braved the scorching summer heat to bid farewell to President Hage Geingob at his final resting place, farmers in the two Kavango regions took proactive measures to mitigate crop and livestock losses as extreme temperatures persist across northern Namibia. The relentless heat has taken a heavy toll on […]

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Kavango Regions Report Highest Pangolin Poaching Cases

Written by on 20 February 2024

  By: Annakleta Haikera   The two Kavango regions in Namibia recorded the highest number of pangolin poaching cases last year, underscoring the persistent threat facing these endangered creatures. In 2023, Kavango West recorded six cases of pangolin poaching, while Kavango East reported three cases, bringing the total to nine registered incidents of illegal pangolin […]

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Extreme Heat Threatens Crops in Kavango East/West Region

Written by on 1 February 2024

  Annakleta Haikera   Subsistence farmers in the Kavango East/West region have expressed concerns that the week-long heatwave they have been grappling with could cause irreparable damage to their crops. Despite receiving good rainfall over the past few months, the two Kavango regions have been experiencing an unusual increase in temperature over the past week […]

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