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Govt to spend N$25m on vehicles - The Namibian

Govt to spend N$25m on vehicles - The Namibian
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Hage geingobJulias ngwedaI ben nashandiMinistry of healthMinistry of home affairsMinistry of worksOffice of thePresident hage geingobPrime ministerHome affairsSocial services

Informal settlement residents in dire need of drought relief

Informal settlement residents in dire need of drought relief
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Ismael namugongoAndreas utoniJackson mumaI ben nashandiOndangwa town councilOshana regional councilOngwediva town councilOffice of theAune malakiaTown councilPrime ministeri ben nashandi

50 000 in Oshikoto desperately hungry

50 000 in Oshikoto desperately hungry
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Namibia generalPeter nehaleI ben nashandiOshikoto regional councilOffice of theWorld food programmeMinistry of agriculturePrime ministerRegional councilLand reformNehale lya mpinganaKavango eastKavango west

Omusati councillors feed hungry from own pockets

Several constituency councillors in Omusati region say they are forced to use part of their salaries to feed their communities as they have not received drought relief food in a while.

Kuunoko tjimutamboHans haikaliI ben nashandiJohannes mupiyaJohannes iiyamboJohaness iiyamboPijoo nganateOffice of thePublic enterprisesPrime ministerPeya mushelenga

695 000 Namibians face acute food insecurity

The executive director in the Office of the Prime Minister, I-Ben Nashandi, says the number of people expected to experience high levels of food insecurity in Namibia will soon rise to 695 000.

Zelda bronzelI ben nashandiRinaani masutuaJeremia shikuloPeya mushelengaPublic enterprisesIncome grant coalitionOffice of thePrime ministerVulnerability assessmentJohannes damBasic income grant coalitionBasic income grant