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    Josia Shigwedha

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    Josia Shigwedha

Kunene Region

24 Results / Page 2 of 3

Business / Economics

INTERVIEW: Tora Conservancy Invests in Wildlife Conservation and Community Development in Kunene Region

This interview highlights Reginald Roman, Secretary of Tora Conservancy, discussing the various initiatives and partnerships aimed at supporting wildlife conservation, community upliftment, and skill development within the Kunene region’s conservancies. Tora Conservancy, in collaboration with other conservancies and partners like Wilderness Safaris and Gondwana Collection, focuses on conserving natural resources, protecting endangered species, and fostering socio-economic development. Roman explained that Tora Conservancy has significantly invested in local youth through education […]

today31 October, 2024

Namibia

Tora Conservancy Initiatives Boost Wildlife Conservation and Community Development in Kunene

Reginald Roman, Secretary of Tora Conservancy, discussed wildlife conservation efforts in the Kunene region, highlighting initiatives that support community upliftment and skill development. Collaborating with partners like Wilderness Safaris and Gondwana Collection, Tora Conservancy is actively working to conserve natural resources and protect endangered species while promoting socio-economic growth.  

today31 October, 2024

Oshiwambo

OmuPresident Nangolo Mbumba atalelapo ovaleli vomifyuululwakalo koshitopolwa sha Kunene

OmuPresident Dr Nangolo Mbumba,  oshivike shadjako okwa shakena novaleli vomufyuululwakalo koshitopolwa sha Kunene. Omutwe woshilongo pefimbo leshakeno laye novawiliki vomufyuululwakalo komudingonoko oko, okwa lopotwa velikunda noku tala koikumungu ya yooloka yapamba oshiwana omo mwakwatelwa omalipumo mumwe pokati kovakwashiwana noifitukuti, onghalo yoshikukuta, omayambulepo oshoyo etendululo leengaba. Etalelepo lomuleli wa Namibia ola talika lili oshikando shotete komudingonoko oko pamwe novawiliki vomufyuululwakalo okudja nghene elineekelelelwe oshinakuwanifwa shoku kwatela komesho oshilongo. President Mbumba, talongifa […]

today12 August, 2024

Namibia

Voter Registration in Kunene Region Exceeds Expectations Despite Challenges

Voter registration in the Kunene Region has proceeded smoothly, overcoming challenges such as displaced farmers seeking grazing for cattle in drought-affected areas, according to ECN's Kunene regional electoral officer, Mike Nganjone. As the registration deadline approached, a rush of people registered for the upcoming Presidential and National Assembly elections in November. Over the past two months, the region has achieved over 92% registration of eligible voters, with some constituencies exceeding […]

today2 August, 2024

Namibia

71% of Namibians register to vote

The Electoral Commission of Namibia has announced that a total of 1,153,916 eligible Namibians, representing 71% of eligible voters, have registered both within the country and at Namibian diplomatic missions abroad from 3 June to 20 July 2024. ECN spokesperson De Wet Siluka.     While acknowledging the improvement in the cumulative turnout to date both at the regional and constituency levels, the Commission, in a media statement issued on […]

today22 July, 2024

Namibia

Drought accelerates charcoal production in Outjo

      The Kunene Region has been heavily affected by drought, prompting farmers in the Outjo Constituency to diversify their income through the production of charcoal. Following a decade of poor rains and failed harvests, as well as livestock losses due to the drought, most commercial farmers in the constituency are facing dire consequences, with some affected residents relying on the government feeding programme for survival and others converting […]

today3 July, 2024

Namibia

National Planning Commission Director General Blames Political Infighting for Stalled Development Projects

Obeth Kandjoze, Director General of Namibia's National Planning Commission, criticized local and regional councils for failing to complete development projects, attributing the delays to political coalitions' internal conflicts. Kandjoze highlighted that funds are often returned to the Treasury due to councillors' inability to reach consensus, prioritizing party rivalries over public interests. His remarks came amidst discussions on the green hydrogen project during his visit to the Kunene Region.

today21 June, 2024

Namibia

Strengthening Foundations Key to Educational Success in Kunene

A solid educational foundation is crucial for student success, according to Sophia Fredericks, Director of Education in the Kunene Region. She emphasized that poor performance in grades 11 and 12 is largely due to weak early education foundations. The region is now focusing on improving education from pre-primary to grade 7, with efforts including teacher training and new resources. Despite challenges, there has been a slight improvement in regional rankings […]

today13 June, 2024

Business / Economics

Old Mutual Foundation Launches 2024 Chair & Desk Initiative for Education in Namibia

    The Old Mutual Foundation is excited to announce the launch of the 2024 edition of the Chair and Desk Initiative, building on the resounding success of its inaugural year in 2023. This initiative reaffirms Old Mutual's steadfast dedication to enhancing the countries educational infrastructure and cultivating a supportive learning environment for students across Namibia. In 2023, the Chair and Desk Initiative made significant strides by aiding schools in […]

today27 May, 2024