Government to ensure access to potable water for all Namibians: Ngurare

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2025-09-29

CHINCHIMANI, 27 September 2015 - Mafwe Traditional Authority chief George Simasiku Mamili holds the ivory stick symbolising Lusata. The Lusata celebrations are held annually by the Mafwe tribe's sons and daughter who come together in jubilation to unite with their chief, who also uses the occasion to parade in traditional clothes made of tiger skin or print. (Photo by: Faith Sankwasa) NAMPA

KATIMA MULILO, 29 SEP (NAMPA) – Prime Minister (PM) Elijah Ngurare has assured the people of the Zambezi region that government will continue to ensure that every village has a borehole for drinking water, food production and for livestock.
Speaking at the annual Lusata Cultural Festival of the Mafwe Traditional Authority (MTA) held at the traditional headquarters of Chinchimani in the Zambezi region on Sunday, Ngurare stressed that “Every boreho...

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CHINCHIMANI, 28 September 2025 - Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has assured the people of Zambezi Region that Government will continue to ensure that every village has a borehole for drinking water, for food production and for livestock. He was speaking at the annual Lusata Cultural Festival of the Mafwe Traditional Authority at the traditional seat of Chinchimani in the Zambezi Region on Sunday. (Photo: Contributed) NAMPA

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