Ondjiva - The Cunene provincial governor, Gerdina Didalelwa, acknowledged Thursday in Ondjiva, the need for the implementation of an integrated project on the border with the Republic of Namibia, in order to counteract migration, which is often illegal.
Speaking on the sidelines of a meeting of the Social Consultation Council, she stressed the urgency of designing integrated projects such as schools, health centres, power and water, roads, as well as allotting land for citizens who want to build commercial and housing areas.
Gerdina Didalelwa said that this is a village with the purpose of solving problems of the border communities, mainly of the children, so that they stop studying in the neighbouring Republic of Namibia.
For the government official, it is necessary that the Angolans have basic schooling in Angola, which will ensure that they learn the Portuguese language, geography and history of the country.
