King Nehale Conservancy builds infrastructure worth over N.dollars 500 000

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2024-12-18

OMUTHIYA, 18 December 2024 - The King Nehale conservancy has built infrastructure worth over N.dollars 500 000. (Photo by Gabriel Tomas) NAMPA

OMUTHIYA, 18 DEC (NAMPA) – The King Nehale Conservancy is building infrastructure at a value of N.dollars 544 763 for communities in the Oshikoto Region.
According to the King Nehale Conservancy chairperson, Fabian Venasiu during their annual meeting held on Wednesday in Omuthiya, the construction of the infrastructure began in 2023 and will be completed in 2025.
The infrastructure being built in the Omboto, Alweendo, Omutsegwonime, Ohaiyanda, Os...

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