Placido Hilukilwa
THE Ondonga Traditional Authority (OTA) is urging all livestock farmers who own cattle posts in the communal areas under its jurisdiction to register at the OTA’s office at Oluno, Ondangwa, from 26 to 27 August.
They are requested to bring their identification document—either an ID card or passport.
“We want to have a record of who the cattle post owners are and how many they are,” said OTA secretary Frans Enkali.
He added that, for now, the OTA is not interested in the number of cattle. “We merely want to know the number of cattle post owners and their identities,” said Enkali, noting that the traditional authority will later check who did and who did not register.
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