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🎭 TSUMEB, THIS OPPORTUNITY IS FOR YOU!The National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) is bringing a Theatre Master Class in Acting...
14/10/2026

🎭 TSUMEB, THIS OPPORTUNITY IS FOR YOU!

The National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) is bringing a Theatre Master Class in Acting and Theatre Making to Tsumeb!

Are you an aspiring actor, emerging theatre maker or theatre enthusiast in Tsumeb and surrounding areas? This is your chance to develop your skills, gain practical experience and learn from experienced theatre practitioners.

Participation is FREE!

📅 Application deadline: 29 October 2026
📍 Application forms: Tsumeb Constituency Offices or / the Arts Performance Centre (APC).

For more information, visit www.ntn.org.na or contact [email protected] or Arts Extension Officer Vilho Jonas on 081 405 2500.

Don’t miss this opportunity to nurture your talent and explore your creative potential!

14/10/2026

The Champions for Children Sports Tournament in support of SOS Children's Village Tsumeb was a resounding success🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.

Thank you to all our stakeholders, partners, and friends who invested their resources, time and expertise in powering the future of children.

13/10/2026
  Why Are Our Skip Sites Filling Up Again Within Hours?A skip is emptied, yet within hours, refuse is piling up around i...
13/10/2026

Why Are Our Skip Sites Filling Up Again Within Hours?

A skip is emptied, yet within hours, refuse is piling up around it again. Is the cause disposal behaviour, insufficient capacity, collection delays or a combination of factors?

The Municipality faces operational challenges, including an ageing fleet, frequent vehicle breakdowns and growing collection backlogs, which disrupt waste collection and make it more difficult to keep skip sites clean.

What is causing this? Is it disposal behaviour, insufficient container capacity, collection frequency, or a combination of factors? Tsumeb Municipality needs to understand these underlying causes to identify practical, lasting solutions.

Residents are urged to:
• Place refuse inside the skip, not around it.
• Never burn waste at dumping sites.
• Report overflowing skips and illegal dumping.
• Share constructive feedback on challenges affecting their local waste-disposal sites.

The Municipality must also assess collection schedules, container capacity, fleet reliability and equipment needs.

Because a clean town requires more than emptying skips. It requires understanding the problem, addressing its causes and changing the habits that allow it to return.

FREE DOG DIPPING IN TSUMEB, NOMTSOUBThe Tsumeb Municipality is pleased to share an upcoming community animal-welfare ini...
13/10/2026

FREE DOG DIPPING IN TSUMEB, NOMTSOUB

The Tsumeb Municipality is pleased to share an upcoming community animal-welfare initiative by the SPCA, offering residents an opportunity to have their dogs dipped free of charge.

📍 Venue: In front of the Benjamin Kheimseb Community Hall
📅 Date: Saturday, 17 October 2026
🕘 Time: 8h30-12h00

Residents are encouraged to make use of this service as part of responsible pet ownership and the promotion of animal health and welfare.

The previous dipping session, held on 15 August 2026, attended to 252 dogs, demonstrating the importance of accessible animal-care services in our community.

Please follow the SPCA’s instructions regarding the safe handling and preparation of dogs for dipping.

⚽ 🏆🇳🇦 TSUMEB SUPER 12 UNDER-17 YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED!The Tsumeb Super 12 Under-17 Youth Football Lea...
12/10/2026

⚽ 🏆🇳🇦 TSUMEB SUPER 12 UNDER-17 YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED!

The Tsumeb Super 12 Under-17 Youth Football League has officially been launched by Hon. Dino Ballotti, Deputy of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, creating a platform for young players to develop their talent, build discipline and teamwork, and pursue their football ambitions.

His Worship the Mayor, Cllr Hofni Tulipohamba Hamunyela, commended Mr Ferciano da Gama, the league’s founder and organiser, for driving this initiative forward. He also called on parents, coaches, local businesses and the wider community to support the young players and contribute to their development.

Tsumeb has a proud football heritage. With the right support, opportunities and commitment, today’s young players could become tomorrow’s stars — representing Tsumeb and Namibia on bigger stages.

The league is launched. The talent is here. The future is in play. ⚽

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12/10/2026

⚽ SECOND TIME’S CHARM GOAL! 🥅🏆

From a missed first attempt to finding the back of the net on the second try! The Honourable Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Education Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture Hon. Dino Ballotti, showed persistence during the official kick-off of the Tsumeb Super 12 Under-17 Youth Football League.

The second attempt was a success, drawing cheers and adding a memorable moment to the launch!

A fitting reminder to our young players: Keep trying, stay focused, and never give up on your goal! ⚽🇳🇦

12/10/2026

⚽ THE FIRST SHOT AND.. !

The Honourable Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture Hon. Dino Ballotti, took his first free-kick attempt during the official launch of the Tsumeb Super 12 Under-17 Youth Football League.

The ball missed the goal, but the excitement was right on target! It was all part of the fun as Tsumeb welcomed a new chapter in youth football, celebrating young talent, sportsmanship and the beautiful game.

In football, every great journey begins with a kick! ⚽🏆

12/10/2026
TSUMEB COPPER FESTIVAL 2026 OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED AS MUNICIPALITY MOBILISES STAKEHOLDER SUPPORTTsumeb Municipality hosted ...
12/10/2026

TSUMEB COPPER FESTIVAL 2026 OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED AS MUNICIPALITY MOBILISES STAKEHOLDER SUPPORT

Tsumeb Municipality hosted a Copper Festival Fundraising Breakfast on Friday, 9 October 2026, marking an important milestone in preparations for the Tsumeb Copper Festival 2026, scheduled for 28–31 October at United Nations Park in Tsumeb.

The occasion was officiated by the Honourable Sacky Kathindi, Governor of the Oshikoto Region, who delivered the keynote address and officially launched the festival. The event brought together regional and municipal leadership, business representatives and other stakeholders to strengthen partnerships and mobilise support for one of Tsumeb’s flagship annual events.

Beyond the celebration, the Copper Festival presents an opportunity to advance Tsumeb’s economic development agenda. By bringing together the public sector, private sector, local enterprises and the wider community, the festival creates a platform to promote tourism, showcase local products and services, strengthen business networks and attract investment.

The fundraising breakfast therefore served an important purpose: mobilising the partnerships and resources required to deliver a successful festival while reinforcing the shared responsibility of stakeholders in advancing Tsumeb’s growth and development.

Under the theme “Copper Sparks, Tsumeb Shines,” the 2026 festival celebrates Tsumeb’s rich copper-mining heritage while looking towards a future of stronger enterprise, expanded opportunities and sustainable local economic growth.

Tsumeb Municipality acknowledges the stakeholders, business partners and individuals whose participation and support contribute to this important initiative.
Tsumeb Copper Festival 2026: Copper Sparks, Tsumeb Shines.

Address

264 Moses Garoeb Street
Tsumeb
P/BAG2012,TSUMEB

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 16:30
Tuesday 07:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 07:30 - 16:30
Thursday 07:30 - 16:30
Friday 07:30 - 16:30

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+26467221056

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