Construction of Ondangwa stadium progressing well: Namgongo

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2025-02-06

ONDANGWA, 05 February 2025 -Ondangwa Town Council Chief Executive Officer Ismael Namgongo speaking during an event on Thursday. (Photo: Maria David)NAMPA

ONDANGWA, 06 FEB (NAMPA) - Ondangwa Town Council Chief Executive Officer Ismael Namgongo, said the construction of the over N.dollars 217 million Ondangwa Sports Stadium is progressing well.
Namgongo was speaking during the handover ceremony of funds to the King Kauluma Palace Football Club on Thursday, saying that once completed the sports stadium would boost the town's economy.
“The multi-sport infrastructure stadium is designed in such a way...

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