MEN’S COMMITMENT WALK|Kavango East governor Bonifatius Wakudumo encouraged men to be actively involved in raising their children. Wakudumo was speaking during the commitment walk for men held in Rundu district.
The Walk forms part of the 16 Days of Activism series of events aimed at creating awareness on gender-based violence.
Wakudumo further noted that the gathering is a testament to collectively resolve, challenge, address, and ultimately eradicate the pervasive issue of gender-based violence that continues to plague communities and societies at large.
The governor encouraged men to embrace the responsibility of listening and learning while ensuring that voices of survivors are amplified and prioritized.
“It is our duty as men to educate ourselves and others about the nuances of gender-based violence, its root causes, and its impact
on individuals and communities”he noted.
Over 100 men from Rundu and the surrounding areas participated in the walk.
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WATCH| The Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Calle Schlettwein engages the media following an assessment on the status of water systems currently being developed in the Kavango East region. Schlettwein visited the Rundu water treatment plant construction works as well as the new water pipeline.
The minister was accompanied by officials from NamWater and the Kavango East Regional leadership.
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Kristine Kandjimi, the presiding officer at Rundu Urban constituency office polling station indicated that the community has been consistent throughout the day and the voting process went smoothly.
Kandjimi closed the gate at exactly 21h:00 The presiding officer further indicated that those found in the polling station before the closing time will be assisted and there are sufficient ballot papers.#namibiavotes2024#
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CLOSED| Kristine Kandjimi, the presiding officer at Rundu Urban constituency office polling station closed the gates at that polling station at 21h:00 Some young people were denied entry as they turned up at the polling station after the closing time.
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#namibiavotes2024 Scores of young people wait in queue at the Rundu Unam campus to cast their votes. Polling stations will close at 21h:00 across the country.
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WATCH|MICT’s information officer Cecilia Iyambo provides an update on the current situation at the Rundu multipurpose youth center polling station.#putyourvoiceinthebox#YourVoteYourChoice#namibiavotes2024
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#namibiavotes2024| Mario Santos, the presiding officer at Dr Alpo Secondary school polling station informed the MICT media team that voting started off well and they’ve not experienced any challenges. #namibiavotes2024 #putyourvoiceinthebox #YourVoteYourChoice
#Namibiavotes2024|A large number of youth are currently waiting in line at Dr Alpo Mbamba Secondary School to cast their vote.
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#NamibiaDecides2024 Allen Shapi a first time voter from Rundu Urban constituency says he’s been standing in the queue for over two hours but he’s determined to cast his vote, noting it’s his civil responsibility to ensure that his voice is heard.
#namibiavotes2024| The elderly made up the majority at Sarusungu combined school polling station.
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