Otjokavare residents left stranded without basic services
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 5/11/2025
Residents of Otjokavare in the Kunene region say they lack essential services such as banking, fuel, shops and reliable telecommunications. Resident Isabella Kuvare, who works at the Herero Living Culture Museum at the settlement in the Sesfontein constituency, says due to the absence of these (…)
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