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A pipe burst has temporarily interrupted the water supply to Narraville at Walvis Bay as of Saturday morning. The burst required extensive excavation efforts but water supply is now being restored. The pipe was identified as a 250mm bulk supply…
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The office of the Swakopmund mayor has stepped in to provide assistance to Mondesa fire victims. They provided essentials like food, blankets, clothing and other necessities. Swakopmund mayor Blasius Goraseb urged residents to take precautions against fire hazards, after four…
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Parts of Namibia have been experiencing heavy rainfall over the past day, with the trend expected to continue, especially for the north-west and central-north regions. Namibia Meteorological Service chief forecaster Odillo Kgobetsi warns of continuing heavy showers and potential flooding.…
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Rangers from the Kunene Elephant Walk programme arrived at Swakopmund on Friday after completing a walk of 362 kilometres from Windhoek to the coast. The group says it undertook the challenge to raise awareness for its work helping humans and…
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The Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP) launched on 25 January is to be implemented by the Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia (EIF).GCIP Namibia will focus on identifying and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in Namibia that focus on addressing environmental…
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The National Assembly (NA) has passed an amendment to the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund Act, integrating the fund under the Ministry of Higher Education, Technology and Innovation. The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) board will be renamed to…
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Deputy minister of mines and energy Kornelia Shilunga launched a project to electrify Maltahöhe’s informal settlements in the Hardap region on Tuesday. She said this marks significant progress in the government’s goal to electrify every household in Namibia by 2040.…
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The MR44, also known as the Hifikepunye Pohamba Freeway, is officially open to the public in its upgraded dual-carriage freeway form. The road was officially declared open by president Nangolo Mbumba on Friday. The Hifikepunye Pohamba Freeway, formerly colloquially referred…
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The parliamentary standing committee on natural resources has recommended strict enforcement of environmental and labour regulations in the mining and energy sectors. This comes after concerns grew about the environmental and social implications of these industries, revealing significant gaps that…
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Kunene and Zambezi conservancies are facing rising human-wildlife conflict among other challenges such as poaching and financial mismanagement. This was found by a recent parliamentary report which explored the challenges faced by conservancies in these regions. A delegation visited eighteen…
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Namibians who have lost cattle due to human-wildlife conflict will now be paid N$3 000 more in compensation. The payment for cattle loss under the human-wildlife conflict self-reliance scheme will be adjusted from N$5 000 to N$8 000 from 1…
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A new power station, worth N$1.28 billion, was officially inaugurated on Wednesday at Walvis Bay by NamPower. The 54 megawatts (MW) Anixas II power station will complement the existing 22.5MW station’s goal to create a reliable source of renewable energy.…
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