The Governor of the Otjozondjupa Region is happy with state of affairs in the region. Otto Ipinge said this when he delivered his State of the Region address.
The case involving Namibian Marine Phosphate Company against the Ministry of Environment, the Environmental Commissioner and Michael Gaweseb went to court on Friday. However, Judge Shafimana Ueitele granted the postponement request, and the matter will return to court on 10 August.
Kavango East Governor, Dr Samuel Mbambo says perennial droughts over the years caused serious food shortages in Namibia. He made the remarks when he delivered his State of the Region Address.
Some informal settlers who have been settling illegally between two prominent Katima Mulilo informal settlements since the start of the year say they can assist the municipality to service the land.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services launched the second District Health Information Software System, DHIS2.
The Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture in the //Kharas Region and the Department of Education in the Northern Cape Province are in the process of developing the Nama language curriculum.
Investigations to determine the availability of deep seated ground water at Ohangwena aquifer will soon be completed. The project’s technical staff told a meeting at Eenhana that a lot was done and indications for tangible results look positive.
The Ministry of Home Affairs took advantage of the Nkurenkuru Expo to bring its services closer to the people of the Kavango West region.
About 1 800 households countrywide are still using the bucket toilet system. This was revealed by the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Sophia Shaningwa at the handing over of N$250 000 to the National Sanitation Project.
Renaissance Health Medical Aid will now provide medical cover to NBC employees effective from 1 July. This follows the suspension of medical aid services to NBC by Namibia Medical Care (NMC) today. Meanwhile, NBC pensioners and widowers are requested to contact the Human Resources Division at 061 2913138/9, regarding the change in the Medical Aid […]
