insert_link Oshiwambo Okomitiye yopaalamende yinasha neyambulepo lyokomikunda noondoolopa otayiikundu oshikele shevi nomagumbo nomalelo goondoolopa ngoka guudha Efano( Namibian Parliament via facebook) Okomitiye yopaalamende yinasha neyambulepo lyokomikunda noondoolopa oshiwike shika otayi ningi iigongi mo Rundu nomalelo goondolopa guudha geli gatano oku nongonona egandjo lyevi nomagumbo. Iigongi oya tameke omandaaha tayi hulu etitano,noya kwatelamo elelo lyondoolopa ya Rundu,elelo lyoshilando sha Windhoek,elelo lyondoolopa ya Oshakati ,Ombaye no Swakopmund. Ta popi peegululo lyiigongi ohela,omunashipundi gokomitiye Elifas Dingara okwati oonkundathana odhili oshitopolwa sha simana shetalelo lyokomitiye noshinakugwanithwa shoku […] today27 January, 2026
insert_link Interview Transcripts Interview: Walvis Bay Activist Elvis Goseb Slams Council Over Unemployment and Service Failures Community activist Elvis Goseb has raised serious concerns about the state of local governance in Walvis Bay, pointing to growing youth unemployment and the local council’s failure to deliver basic services. Speaking to Future Media, Goseb explained how tenders for public works—such as road repairs—are often awarded to external contractors, despite community proposals to train and employ local youth. “Our proposals fell on deaf ears,” Goseb said, adding that the […] today23 June, 2025
insert_link Namibia Ondangwa Town Council Faces Compliance Issues and Performance Management Challenges The Auditor-General, Junias Etuna Kandjeke, found major compliance issues in the Ondangwa Town Council's financial statements for the year ending June 30, 2023. The council failed to adhere to the Local Authorities Act and improperly implemented a new travel policy without ministerial approval, leading to over N$ 1.2 million in improper payments. Additionally, the audit revealed weaknesses in measuring key performance indicators and a lack of individual performance […] today31 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia Opuwo Town Council issues warning as roaming livestock hinder development The Opuwo Town Council has issued a warning to livestock owners to maintain suitable enclosures to keep their livestock from roaming within the town’s boundaries. Extensive amounts of livestock, including goats, sheep, cattle, and pigs, are currently being kept within the town’s boundaries, with some being brought in from neighbouring villages. The growth in the animal population poses unique challenges, with the town council’s technical director, Karui Rikambura, describing […] today15 January, 2024
