MICT Zambezi Regional Office

MICT Zambezi Regional Office The Ministry of Information in Zambezi region is responsible for Information gathering & dissemination within the communities in the region.

Planning| The Zambezi Regional Council and its delegated funtion is hosting its Annual worshop retreat workshop in Swako...
01/06/2026

Planning| The Zambezi Regional Council and its delegated funtion is hosting its Annual worshop retreat workshop in Swakopmund, Erongo region. The purpose of the workshop is to validate the 2025/2026 - 2029/2030 Strategic Plan, Review the 2025/2026 Annual Plan, and finalise the 2026/2027 Annual Plan.
Update: Aron Mushaukwa

Iipumbu Concludes Zambezi Working Visit|Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu h...
31/05/2026

Iipumbu Concludes Zambezi Working Visit|Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu has concluded her working visit to the Zambezi Region on Sunday, where she assessed operational conditions at border posts, police stations and other security facilities. During the visit, she engaged with officials on challenges affecting service delivery, including staff accommodation, staff shortages, safe drinking water, border infrastructure, network connectivity and resource constraints.

Iipumbu assured officials that the concerns raised had been noted and would inform future interventions aimed at improving working conditions and strengthening border management. She also emphasised the importance of collaboration among security agencies and reaffirmed government's commitment to enhancing service delivery and the welfare of officials within the ministry.

Update : Marythar Kambinda

30/05/2026

Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu, is undertaking a working visit to the Zambezi Region to evaluate operations at key service delivery points.

On Saturday, the Minister visited the Impalila and Kasika border posts, where she engaged with officials and assessed the conditions under which services are provided.

Observations from the visit will help guide efforts to improve service delivery and address challenges identified by staff members.

The minister was joined by Zambezi governor Dorothy Kabula-Simushi,Nampol Zambezi Regional Commander, Commissioner Julia Sakuwa-Neo, Deputy Executive Director, Administration and Refugee Management at MHAISS Rachel Nghiilwamo, Commissioner David Indongo acting Deputy Inspector General - Administration, Deputy Commissioner General Sam Shaalulange, Head - Sub- Department of Correctional.

Update : Marythar Kambinda

Working visit Day two (2)| Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu, is currently ...
30/05/2026

Working visit Day two (2)| Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu, is currently on a working visit to the Zambezi Region to assess operational conditions at key service points.

As part of her visit, the Minister travelled to Impalila Island, where she engaged with personnel and evaluated the challenges affecting service delivery. The visit aims to identify practical solutions to improve working conditions and enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of services provided to the public.

Iipumbu also visited the Kasika Border Post to assess operations and gain first hand insight into the situation on the ground. The findings from the visits are expected to inform interventions aimed at strengthening service delivery and addressing concerns raised by staff.

Update: Marythar Kambinda

Professionalism a necessity|Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu has called on...
29/05/2026

Professionalism a necessity|Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu has called on members of the security cluster in the Zambezi Region to uphold professionalism, discipline and improved service delivery.

Addressing officials on Friday, Iipumbu said government institutions cannot afford to lose public trust due to poor attitudes, delays and inconsistent procedures in offices.

She urged officials to work closely with communities, traditional authorities and other stakeholders to strengthen cooperation in addressing challenges such as stock theft and border-related crime.

The minister also called for faster investigations and better communication with complainants, while commending officials who continue serving communities under difficult conditions and limited resources.

Pictures & Update: Marythar Kambinda

29/05/2026

Minister Iipumbu visits Zambezi| Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Hon. Lucia Iipumbu, is in the Zambezi Region on a working visit.

As part of the visit, the minister engaged regional councillors and members of the security cluster, which includes Immigration, NamPol and the Namibian Correctional Service, on matters relating to border management, service delivery and regional operations.

Iipumbu will also tour border facilities and assess ongoing ministry projects in the region.

The working visit aims to strengthen cooperation among security clusters and assess progress on services and projects within the region.

Video: Marythar Kambinda

24/05/2026

|| The Official Film Premiere of Showcasing the incredible film produced during Kino Namibia Film Festival by emerging local filmmaker makers who turned ideas into powerful stories on the screen is a currently on going at Zambezi Regional Council Auditorium.





Update: Sinyinda Maiba

The women’s ministry of the One Body Apostolic Faith Church in Namibia donated baby items to the maternity ward at Katim...
23/05/2026

The women’s ministry of the One Body Apostolic Faith Church in Namibia donated baby items to the maternity ward at Katima Mulilo State Hospital in the Zambezi Region as part of its charity outreach programme.

Church members marched to the hospital on Saturday before handing over the donated items during the church’s annual women’s conference, which is running from 21 to 24 May 2026, in Katima Mulilo.

The donation included receiving blankets, baby clothes, diapers, lotions and baby scoops for newborn babies.

Speaking at the handover, women’s ministry representative Mwale Sakuwa said the initiative forms part of the church’s commitment to giving back to communities hosting its conferences.

She said the church chose the maternity ward to support mothers who struggle to afford basic necessities for their newborns, while also recognising the work done by nurses caring for mothers and babies.

“We know among us there are people who are needy and some are not able to get something for their babies. As a church, we felt it was necessary for us to contribute something,” she said.

Receiving the donation on behalf of the hospital, sister in charge of the maternity ward Susan Nchindo thanked the church for the gesture, saying many mothers admitted to the ward arrive without essentials such as blankets, diapers and baby covers.

She said the donated items will provide comfort and support to vulnerable mothers and newborn babies receiving care at the facility, while praising the church for its generosity towards struggling families in the region.

Update : Marythar Kambinda

Scenes from International Firefighters’ Day commemorations, which took place in Katima Mulilo on Thursday 21 May 2026, a...
22/05/2026

Scenes from International Firefighters’ Day commemorations, which took place in Katima Mulilo on Thursday 21 May 2026, as firefighters from across the country showcased their skills through simulation exercises, honoured fallen heroes, and engaged with the public.

Residents gathered to witness live demonstrations and celebrate the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of firefighters who continue to protect communities every day.

The event was attended by the deputy minister of Urban and Rural Development Evelyn Nawases-Taeyele, Zambezi governor, Dorothy Kabula-Simushi, regional and local authority councillors, and emergency service personnel.



Update: Marythar Kambinda

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