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New ​​Okangwati township planned to address housing and infrastructure needs – News Stand

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Hertta-maria Amutenja  Plans are underway for the development of Okangwati Extension 3, a new township at Okangwati Settlement to address housing and infrastructure challenges for ultra-low-income residents in the Kunene Region. The Kunene Regional Council, acting on behalf of the Okangwati Settlement Council, has initiated the project, which will include residential, business, and institutional erven.  The township is intended to improve servic…
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New ​​Okangwati township planned to address housing and infrastructure needs – News Stand

Hertta-maria Amutenja  Plans are underway for the development of Okangwati Extension 3, a new township at Okangwati Settlement to address housing and infrastructure challenges for ultra-low-income residents in the Kunene Region. The Kunene Regional Council, acting on behalf of the Okangwati Settlement Council, has initiated the project, which will include residential, business, and institutional erven.  The township is intended to improve servic…

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Alberta Invests in New Morinville School to Address Growth and Aging Infrastructure – Heartland News

The provincial government has announced funding for the design of a new Morinville Public School, addressing long-standing infrastructure concerns and enrolment pressures in the growing community. The investment, revealed on March 20, marks a significant step toward replacing the aging school, originally built in 1958. The current facility, which serves students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 4, has expanded over the decades but now relies on mo…

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