Khomas invests N.dollars 16 million annually in community development

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2025-05-15

WINDHOEK, 14 May 2025 - Windhoek Rural Councillor Piet Adams (left) pictured with Khomas Regional Council Chairperson John Moonde and Chief Regional Officer Clement Mafwila during the visit to Groot Aub sports filed (Photo: Andreas Thomas) NAMPA

By Andreas Thomas
WINDHOEK, 15 MAY (NAMPA) – The Khomas Regional Council is actively implementing community projects to transform lives throughout the administrative region, including the capital, Windhoek.
The regional council allocates over N.dollars 16 million each financial year to fund development projects across the 10 constituencies.
On Wednesday, senior officials and constituency councillors visited several developmental projects currentl...

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WINDHOEK, 14 May 2025 - Khomas Chief Regional Officer Clement Mafwila with Melitha Gobetsi Mathe, the nurse-in-charge at Khomasdal clinic (Photo: Andreas Thomas) NAMPA

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