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November 18, 2024
Tag: Dordabis
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Barnard couple brings hope to Dordabis community
Retired architect Leon Barnard and his wife, Anika Barnard, spearhead the Standwerf agritourism project in rural Windhoek, Dordabis. The initiative aims to revitalise the area, combat unemployment, and restore hope for local youth in Dordabis. Standwerf boasts a rich history, including the renowned weavery, which dates back to previous decades. In its heyday during the...
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Dordabis road race kicks off cycling season
The Nedbank Windhoek Pedal Power (WPP) Race Series will kickstart the 2024 cycling season on Sunday, 14 January, on the Dordabis Road, east of Windhoek. The first of the six race-series will start at 07h00 at the NamPower Station entrance on the Dordabis Road, with more than 300 cyclists expected to take part in the...
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|Khomas leaders reponds to Dordabis’ infight
|Khomas leaders reponds to Dordabis’ infight NBC Online Fri, 01/05/2024 – 18:06 Source link
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INTERVIEW | Dordabis residents in land conflict
Residents of Dordabis settlement in Windhoek Rural Constituency yesterday ended up in an all-out brawl over land. The conflict started with a group of disgruntled individuals who decided to illegally occupy state-owned land and put up structures, much to the annoyance of another group, who insisted they follow the processes in place. nbc News reporter...
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Dordabis stoei oor grond, vergadering vandag
Dordabis stoei oor grond, vergadering vandag Dienslewering and erwe bly ‘n wesenlike uitdaging in Namibië en vanoggend om 11-uur sal ‘n vergadering op Dordabis in die verband plaasvind. ‘n Bakleiery het op die nedersetting voorgekom na ’n groep ontevrede inwoners besluit het om grond onwettig te beset en strukture op te rig. Dit is ‘n...
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Community fight broke out at |Dordabis
A community fight broke out at |Dordabis after a group of disgruntled residents at the small settlement decided to illegally occupy land and put up structures. It is a divided community, led by a divided Community Development Committee. One side says the wait for land and services has been too long. The others insist that...