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Author: Juliana Iikela

Schlettwein Urged To Settle !Khomanin Community Land Issues…as displaced generational workers roam Khomas corridors

Written by on 17 April 2024

  By: Juliana Ikela   Khomas Regional Governor, Laura Mcleod-Katjirua, has made a fervent appeal to the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform to address the land issues affecting the !Khomanin community. The governor made this call during the ongoing Agriculture Annual Planning week in the capital city. “Ensure that you acquire farms for […]

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Oshikoto Regional Governor Office Supports Start-ups with N$100,000

Written by on 9 April 2024

    By: Juliana Iikela In a bid to boost entrepreneurship and economic growth, the Office of the Oshikoto Regional Governor allocated N$100,000 during the last financial year to support start-ups and micro-businesses within the region. The allocation was to assist micro businesses that have got potential to grow but have inadequate resources to expand. […]

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Khomas Governor Calls for Adequate Affordable Housing

Written by on 2 April 2024

  By: Juliana Ikela and Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus   Khomas Regional Governor Laura Mcleod-Katjirua has emphasised the critical need for ensuring adequate housing for all residents within the region, highlighting its pivotal role in fostering social equity and stability. Speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony for the Goreangab Extension 4 Housing Project under the Informal Settlement Upgrading […]

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National Assembly Achieves Gender Parity … National Council lags behind

Written by on 26 March 2024

  By: Juliana Iikela and Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus   Namibia’s top legislative body, the National Assembly, has achieved gender parity with an equal representation of men and women, marking a significant milestone in gender equality in the country’s political arena. Comprising 104 members, including 96 elected representatives with voting rights and eight appointed by the President […]

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Oshikango Business Activities Continue on the Decline

Written by on 7 March 2024

  By: Juliana Iikela   Once renowned as one of the country’s bustling border towns, Oshikango has been experiencing a significant downturn in business activities, signalling challenging times for local entrepreneurs and vendors. The vibrant atmosphere that once characterised the town has waned, leaving small businesses and street vendors grappling with the aftermath. The Villager’s […]

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Omuthiya To Spend N$1.3 Million on Stormwater Infrastructure

Written by on 5 March 2024

  By: Juliana Iikela   Omuthiya Town Council is set to invest N$1.3 million in stormwater infrastructure to address continuous terrestrial runoff issues plaguing the town’s roads and shopping complexes due to rainfall in recent years. The announcement of this financial commitment to the town’s development was made during the handover of the stormwater infrastructure […]

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Employment Statistics Expected Before Year-end…Census Results Announcement Scheduled for Next Week

Written by on 27 February 2024

  By: Juliana Iikela   The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) has announced that updated employment statistics will be available before the end of the year, following the conclusion of fieldwork for the 2023 Population and Housing Census. Namibia has been relying on outdated and estimated data for approximately six years since the release of the […]

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Shift to Year-Round Backyard Gardens Crucial for Food Security

Written by on 22 February 2024

  By: Juliana Iikela   Over the years, Namibia has been facing a household food crisis exacerbated by climate change-induced droughts and floods affecting various crop-producing regions. Part of this problem has been attributed to the heavy reliance of Namibian crop farmers on rainfall which renders them vulnerable to the erratic weather patterns. Consequently, this […]

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Rural-Urban Youth Movement Can Be Curbed with Enhanced Services

Written by on 20 February 2024

Juliana Iikela   Eenhana Mayor, Omri-onn Kavandje, asserts that the migration of youth from rural to urban areas can be stemmed by improving access to education institutions closer to home. Kavandje provided insights into the efforts of the Eenhana Town Council to counteract the trend of young people leaving the economically vibrant Ohangwena Region for […]

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Parents Struggling With Expensive Pupils Stationery Lists

Written by on 18 January 2024

  By: Juliana Iikela and Joseph Jeremia   Many parents are struggling with the affordability of stationeries and other school supplies for their children despite having been given ample time to purchase them. Although schools handed out lists of required stationeries and other supplies to pupils in December last year, some still turned up with […]

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