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Interested bidders can obtain the tender documents from the CPBN at a non-refundable cost of N$600 for the City of WIndhoeku0027s vehicle bid. PHOTO: CoW

CoW invites bids for 68 new vehicles

9 Hours Ago

UP FOR DISCUSSION: Walvis Bay mayor Johannes Shimbilinga. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Walvis Bay’s management committee under fire

1 Day Ago

Hermanus Isaaks. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

SORED: An agenda at local authorities’ expense?

1 Day Ago

WAITING FOR LAND: Residents at a Swakopmund Rent Payers Movement meeting. The president says extending land at Swakopmund and Walvis Bay is now on the table. Photo: Filernrn

Backyards no place for business – president

2 Day Ago

The new identity was recently unveiled at the Pionier Boys School Sports Ground in Windhoek. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek City rebrands to clear municipal confusion

2 Day Ago

PROBLEM: Rehoboth council says areas cleaned by municipal teams are often used as illegal dumping sites again the following day. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Rehoboth residents urged to stop illegal dumping

6 Day Ago

PHOTO: FILErnrnphoto contributed

News from City council chambers

6 Day Ago

LAND FOR HOMES: Two erven in Rehobothu2019s Block E will be sold to DWN. PHOTO: FILE / FOR ILLUSTRATIONrn

DWN, Rehoboth seal land deal for low-income housing

6 Day Ago

GROUNDWORK: Gardeners prepare beds at the municipalityu2019s urban agriculture project in Tamariskia. Photo: Adam Hartman

Swakop continues to invest in urban gardens

1 Week Ago

City Police spokesperson Superintendent Marcelline Murapo. Photo: Contributed

City’s crime hotspots

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STUCK: Sande informal settlement in Lu00FCderitz Photo: Chris Kaukemua

Lüderitz family waits 22 years for land

1 Week Ago

LAND: Proposed early exit arrangements could generate more than N$100 million for the City. Photo: Contributed.

City could earn N$100m with land deals

1 Week Ago

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