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Hileni Nembwaya

Hileni Nembwaya


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Opuwo in serious need of housing, serviced land

Opuwo Town Council chief executive Matjandjara Tjihuura-Katurota says there is a serious need for housing development and serviced land at the town. She says many of the residents are in dire need of their own decent housing and serviced land.…

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Agonising 20-year wait for house ends in joy

Thomas Mushimba finally has a place to call home. It took him over 20 years of paying rent to finally become a homeowner. “I’ve been renting a small flat with my family, and sometimes when it gets tough we would…

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Oshakati hospital bans cellphones for health workers

Intermediate Hospital Oshakati has issued a directive banning doctors and other healthcare workers from using cellphones while on duty. Superintendent Ruben Kanime says in the directive that the ban aims to improve efficiency, as cellphone usage is time-consuming and could…

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Flash floods in parts of Outapi

Relentless rain and floods have left some parts of the Omusati region under water. Heavy rainfall, accompanied by strong winds, have battered Outapi since last Wednesday night. The persistent downpours are said to have caused floodplains to overflow, leading to…

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We thank Mbumba for honouring our brother – Julia Nujoma

The siblings of late founding president Sam Nujoma are grateful to president Nangolo Mbumba and the government for honouring him with a state funeral. Speaking on behalf of the siblings, Julia Nujoma told The Namibian in an interview at Etunda…

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Do not use mosquito nets for fishing – Ndeitunga

Ohangwena governor Sebastian Ndeitunga is urging inhabitants of the region to avoid using treated mosquito nets for fishing or any other unintended purposes. Ndeitunga said many people who have received treated mosquito nets have turned them into fishing gear or…

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94 die from malnutrition in Ohangwena

A Total of 94 people have died from extreme hunger-related diseases in the Ohangwena region from 2022 to 2024.Of these people, 88 are children under five and six are adults. The region is said to be experiencing high rates of…

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Nujoma taught me bravery and loyalty – Ndeitunga

Ohangwena governor Sebastian Ndeitunga said late founding president Sam Nujoma taught him bravery, honesty, hardwork and loyalty to the governance of Namibia’s independence. He said that Nujoma was a strong advocate for peace and prosperity, and a disciplinarian of note.…

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Heavy rains disrupt water, power at Tsumeb

Heavy rains wreaked havoc at Tsumeb on Friday night, blocking road-ways, damaging infrastructure and leaving some without shelter. According to Tsumeb municipality spokesperson Stella Imalwa-Nangolo, following Friday’s heavy rain, three electrical poles at the Nomstoub Pumpstation were severely damaged. This…

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