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Various Kavango West Health Facilities Receive Sanitation Upgrade - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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Namibia Water Sector Support Programme (NWSSP) has delivered newly constructed sanitation facilities to four clinics and one health centre in the Kavango West Region. The facilities are Mupini Health Centre, Kapako Clinic, Mburu-uru Clinic, Nzinze Clinic and Sharukwe Clinic. The facilities were officially handed over last Wednesday through the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform (MAFWLR) under the Namibia Water Sector Support Programme (NWSSP). NWSSP is a Namibian governmen
Businesses and Investors Asked to Expand to Rural Areas - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has urged Namibian businesses and investors to invest beyond urban settings and into rural communities to improve livelihoods. A large percentage of commercial entities in Namibia are established in or within the vicinity of urban areas, while only a few are in rural areas, consisting of mostly commercial farms. Thus, jobs are mostly created in urban areas, leading to the economically active population migrating to urban areas. Ngurare made the call last weekend dur
Kavango West Malaria Cases Surge by 2,360 - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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Kavango West has recorded a rise in malaria cases, with 24,360 cases reported from January to September this year, compared with 22,000 cases during the same period in 2025, an increase of 2,360 cases. The figures were revealed by Kavango West Regional Health Director Fransiska Hamutenya during the handover and inauguration of five sanitation facilities at health centres in the region on Tuesday. Despite the increase in cases, malaria-related deaths have declined significantly, from 18 deaths re
‘Give Sunday Back to God’: Bishop Aims Sunday Trading - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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Bishop Magret Darocha has called for a review of Sunday trading practices in Namibia, arguing that the growing number of businesses operating on Sundays is eroding the day’s traditional religious, cultural and family significance. Speaking on Saturday during the National Day of Prayer in Rundu, Darocha made an appeal to Kavango East Governor Hamunyera Hambyuka, Rundu Mayor Andreas Jikerwa, Kavango East Regional Council Chairperson Stefanus Sinonge and national leaders to reconsider how Sunday tr
Angolan Vendors Turn to Rundu for Survival, Call for Designated Market - The Villager Newspaper (opens the original)
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Rundu’s busy streets are increasingly becoming a trading hub for vendors from Angola, with some saying the town has become their main source of income and calling on the Rundu Town Council to provide a designated market where they can trade in an organised manner in Rundu. The Angolan vendors, who cross into Namibia to sell various products, are frequently seen in busy areas of Rundu, including around Shihako Butchery and behind Pupkewitz Megabuild, while others move around town selling necklace
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