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BIG HOLES: Potholes remain one of Windhoeku0027s key concerns. PHOTO: ELIZABETH KHEIBES

Windhoek councillors debate N$3m pilot solar project

1 Week Ago

CRACKDOWN: The City of Windhoek has announced that it will remove all illegal billboards at the owners’ cost. Photo for illustrative purposes only

Illegal billboards face removal

1 Month Ago

OVERWHELMED: Street vendors trade along Ondoto Street outside the Tukondjeni Market in Okuryangava, where overcrowding has raised safety and hygiene concerns. Photo: Eliot Ipinge

Vendors overwhelm Stop & Shop in Okuryangava, defying city bylaws

2 Month Ago

HURDLES: The City of Windhoek is determined to tackle road damage but says budget constraints limits what can be done now. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek ramps up road repairs

2 Month Ago

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

Windhoek rejects N$750m informal settlements upgrade funds

3 Month Ago

NFA spokesperson Isack Hamata. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Green light for NFA Technical Centre transfer

3 Month Ago

PHOTO: CITY OF WINDHOEK

The endless street-renaming exercise: A call for real transformation in Windhoek

3 Month Ago

IT'S VENDETTA: Redforce’s chief administration officer, Selma Nangombe. Photo: Contributed

Sankwasa’s debts at centre of Redforce court battle

4 Month Ago

WASH: Larandja washes her hands in demonstration of good hygiene practices. Photo: Elizabeth Kheibes

Only 45% of Namibian households have access to soap and water: UNICEF

4 Month Ago

ON TRACK: Windhoek mayor, Ndeshihafela Larandja. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

City rejects claims of inaction over informal settlement upgrading

4 Month Ago

RESULTS: Windhoek officials met with residents from the Moses //Garoëb constituency recently. PHOTO: NBC

Windhoek debt drops to N$972 million

4 Month Ago

CITY MUST PAY: The IPC maintains that the City should bear the costs. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

IPC defies court order to settle City’s legal bill

5 Month Ago

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