insert_link Oshiwambo Ovakainhu moshitopolwa sha ||Kharas va pewa ounongo nghene vena okwee tapo oka hauxwilili Ombelewa ya ngoloneya ko ||Kharas me longelokumwe no shikondo sho mapekaapeko mo shiputudilo she longo lo pombada moshilongo (UNAM) ova yandja omadeulo ko vakanhu veli 13 nghene vena okwee tapo oshilikolomwa sho ka haxwilili. Omadeulo ota ku lopotwa ayadjelwe pokati ko mandaxa fiyo etitano. She li kwatelela ku Fimanekeni Shivute, eli omunongo mo shikondo sho mapekaapeko moilongwa ya yooloka mo UNAM, no kwa li yoo omuwiliki no mudeuli waavo vali […] today24 June, 2024
insert_link Namibia Isaacks advocates for local language proficiency for regional job opportunities ||Kharas Regional Council chairperson, Joseph Isaacks has directed council officials to include local language proficiency as a mandatory condition for all vacancies in the regional government. Isaacks made the statement during a staff meeting here on Tuesday. He said other regional councils have language proficiency conditions in advertisements for vacancies and it is time for ||Kharas to follow suit, adding that the region’s inhabitants are identified by the languages […] today24 January, 2024
insert_link Namibia ||Kharas Regional Council Faces Service Delivery Challenges Due to Absence of Management Committee Joseph Isaacks, the chairperson of the ||Kharas Regional Council, expressed that the absence of the council management committee has impeded the council's ability to provide services to the region's residents. Speaking to council staff members on Tuesday, Isaacks highlighted that the executive functions of the management committee have been non-operational for the past eight months. The regional council has been without a management committee since December 2022, as the council […] today24 January, 2024
Namibia Chief Executive Officer of the ||Kharas Regional Council, emphasized the significance of the region’s educational achievement Benedictus Diergaardt, the Chief Executive Officer of the ||Kharas Regional Council, emphasized the significance of the region's achievement, despite dropping from the second to the third position in the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary level results. The NSSCO results, unveiled last Wednesday, positioned ||Kharas in third place, trailing behind Khomas and Kavango East regions. During a staff meeting at the Directorate of Education, Arts, and Culture, Diergaardt expressed gratitude, acknowledging […] today16 January, 2024
