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REPUTATION UNDER FIRE: Windhoek CEO Moses Matyayi is demanding apologies from three councillors. PHOTOS: FILE

Matyayi demands apology, threatens N$1.5m lawsuit over 'defamatory' claims

2 Week Ago

TEAM MOSCOW: Christopher Eita, Ricardo Garou00EBb, Sakarias Uunona, Moses Matyayi, and Pierre van Rensburg. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek joins global transport talks in Russia

1 Month Ago

Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ngurare assesses Windhoek challenges

1 Month Ago

ENGAGEMENT: City of Windhoek Mayor Sakaria Uunona during the engagement with the informal traders operating at Chinatown at Cityu0027s Head Office. Photo: Aurelia Afrikaner

City seeks safe trading solution for Chinatown vendors

2 Month Ago

PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

PM meets City leadership

3 Month Ago

SUSPENDED: Suspended Omaruru CEO Valentinus Sindongo. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nalao demands reforms after suspension of Omaruru CEO

3 Month Ago

INVESTIGATION: The Windhoek City Police are facing an internal probe over alleged unfair practices. PHOTO: FILE

Internal probe into alleged unfair City Police promotions

4 Month Ago

ACT SMART: Urban and rural development minister Sankwasa James Sankwasa. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Sankwasa calls for people-centred smart cities

5 Month Ago

City of Windhoek CEO Moses Matyayi, National Director Julieta Ferreira, and City councillors during the courtesy visit.rnrnPhoto: CoW

SOS Children’s Villages plans community development collaboration

6 Month Ago

EXPAND: Informal settlements in Windhoek continue to expand as the City implements a large-scale process aimed at improving access to land and basic services for residents. PHOTO: FILE

Windhoek moves to formalise informal areas and improve services

6 Month Ago

CRISIS: Windhoek’s informal settlements have mushroomed steadily over the years. PHOTO: FILE

Windhoek rejects N$750m informal settlements upgrade funds

10 Month Ago

INAUGURATED: Sanitation Hub inauguration — from left: City of Windhoek CEO Moses Matyayi, Windhoek Mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja, and a Vivo Energy Namibia representative. Photo: Eliot Ipinge.

City of Windhoek pledges electricity for entire Mix Settlement by year-end

11 Month Ago

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