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CLEANERS: Two new sewer trucks acquired by the Walvis Bay municipality. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Walvis Bay boosts sewer infrastructure

2 Month Ago

BEFORE REMOVAL: Johnny Doeseb (seated centre) was Erongo Red board chairperson. Photo: Contributed

Walvis reverses JJD's Erongo RED board appointment

2 Month Ago

Mayor of Walvis Bay Johannes Shimbilinga. Photo Leandrea Mouers

New dialysis lifeline for Erongo patients

3 Month Ago

LIVELIHOODS: At least 1 000 people reportedly live at the landfill currently. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Life at Walvis Bay's dumpsite

5 Month Ago

OVERCROWDING: Urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa visits the affected community in Walvis Bay. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Sankwasa urges action after fatal Kuisebmund fire

7 Month Ago

The Big Walk for Little Warriors took place last Saturday.

Lions raise funds for children fighting cancer

7 Month Ago

WORK ONGOING: Walvis Bay mayor Johannes Shimbilinga. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Walvis mayor shares updates on roads, housing, infrastructure

7 Month Ago

Lüderitz. Photo: Otis Daniels

NAMIBIAN TOWNS LIGHT UP FOR CHRISTMAS

8 Month Ago

GLOBAL EFFORT: Okahandja deputy mayor Akser Aupindi, German ambassador Thorsten Hutter and Clarissa Judmann at the launch in Okahandja. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

OYO and partners mobilise communities against GBV

9 Month Ago

The Ombetja Yehinga Organisation actors: Aurelia Afrikaner

SHORT NEWS: Arts group launches 16 Days of Activism Against GBV

9 Month Ago

ACC AWAKENS: Over 20 individuals were arrested this year as Namibia's anti-graft drive gains teeth. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

ACC’s renewed vigour not due to political pressure – Noa

10 Month Ago

SHORTFALL: The Road Fund Administration (RFA) is facing a N$4.5 billion shortfall, warning that only 45% of Namibia’s road funding needs can be met this year. Photo Nikanor Nangolo

RFA faces N$4.5 billion funding deficit

10 Month Ago

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