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The Omaheke Regional Council members with Chief Regional Officer and senior management at the second ordinary meeting in Gobabis.

Omaheke Council approves land deals, housing project and key internal policies

4 Months Ago

Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Lucia Iipumbu.

Government issues over 117 000 ID cards

6 Months Ago

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Capricorn Foundation supports rural artisans

7 Months Ago

Christina Naobes, an Omba Arts Trust artisan.

Turning tradition into opportunity

7 Months Ago

Community members at the Vice President engages the San community in Otjinene to hear about the challenges they face.

VP engages san communities

7 Months Ago

The DRFN is leading a series of outreach engagements in the Omaheke Region this month through its San Mobile Training Centre and with the support of the Legal Assistance Centre. All photos contributed

DRFN, LAC empower San communities in Omaheke

10 Months Ago

EXPANDING REACH: The Old Mutual Foundation has taken a bold step towards inclusivity and accessibility by expanding its Financial Education programme, previously delivered primarily in English, into six vernacular languages: Afrikaans, Silozi, Rukwangali, Oshiwambo, Damara Nama, and Otjiherero.

Old Mutual Namibia expands financial education to six vernacular languages

11 Months Ago

The ongoing outreach programme has so far enabled over 10 900 San individuals to receive national documents, improving access to essential services and legal identity. File photo

Over 10 000 San receive national documents

#Oma /Kunta in London. Photos: N/a’an ku se

N/a’an ku sê and San represented at summit in England

Residents of the Ju/'hoansi settlements of Rooiland and Donkerhoek on the outskirts of Epukiro are acutely affected by food insecurity. • Photos: Katharina Moser

No drought food for Epukiro San since February

Pictured FLTR are Veripura Muukua (Capricorn Foundation); David Nuyoma (Capricorn Group CEO); Gida Sekandi (Capricorn Foundation); Marlize Horn (Capricorn Foundation); Gerhard Fourie (Capricorn Foundation); and Lavinia Shikongo (Capricorn Foundation).

Five years of positive change

The Changemakers pictured at their visit to Hope Village in Windhoek. Photo contributed

Changemakers bring holiday cheer

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