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BACKLOG: Grootfontein needs about N$109 million to formalise its informal settlements. PHOTO: PHILLIPUS JOSEF

2 400 families wait for basic services in Grootfontein

6 Day Ago

MONEY PROBLEMS: Minister James Sankwasa says more funding is needed to tackle Namibiau2019s housing crisis. PHOTO: FILE

Govt admits funding shortfall as 10 000 housing target looms

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Editorial: Sanitation requires proper settlements

3 Week Ago

STILL WAITING: Unfinished mass housing units standing empty a short distance from Thursdayu0027s handover site. Photo: Adam Hartman

82 Swakopmund families get new homes

1 Month Ago

A N$357.8 million debt swap is set to unlock more than 6 000 erven in Khomas Region. Windhoek appears in the background. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$358m debt swap opens land pipeline

1 Month Ago

LONE MANDATE: The state housing agency says the higher figure is a broader national goal involving multiple stakeholders.rnrn

NHE pours cold water on 10 000 houses target

3 Month Ago

QUALITY OF LIFE: Windhoeku0027s strategic plan identifies housing delivery, informal settlement upgrading and basic service expansion as key priorities. PHOTO: FILE

Windhoek faces test on housing targets as 2027 nears

7 Month Ago

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Windhoek youth face housing shortages, high living costs

7 Month Ago

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Windhoek faces N$600m housing shortfall, N$256m road deficit

8 Month Ago

PAINFULLY SLOW: NHE has built about 18,300 houses in 31 years. Photo: File

NHE defends its relevance amid minister’s scathing critique

1 Year Ago

ON TRACK: Windhoek mayor, Ndeshihafela Larandja. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

City rejects claims of inaction over informal settlement upgrading

1 Year Ago

The world population is becoming increasingly urbanised. While this has presented huge challenges, this trend presents opportunities for smart city development. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels

From dialogue to action

1 Year Ago

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