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

Life at Walvis Bay's dumpsite

1 Month Ago

NO GARDEN TOWN: Frustration is mounting among residents of Okahandja, who say that since Mayor Ileni Mutumbulwa took office on 12 December 2025, little progress has been made in addressing the townu2019s pressing issues, including deteriorating roads, hazardous dumping sites, and overflowing sewage systems. Photos: NMH

Frustration in Okahandja

1 Month Ago

STAY CLEAN: The Omuthiya Town Council has urged residents to stop dumping waste in illegal spaces. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Omuthiya council cracks down on illegal rubbish dumping

3 Month Ago

COMMUNITY HEROES: The Havana Four Way committee were rewarded for their commitment to keeping their community clean. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek rewards clean-skip community heroes

5 Month Ago

CHANGED: There is changes to the re-advertised CEO position at Tsumeb. Photo: Contributed.

Tsumeb re-advertises CEO post with 4% salary increase, new requirements

7 Month Ago

ACCOUNT: A new audit report has revealed millions in misstatements, unaccounted land, and serious reporting failures.PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Kandjeke raises concern with Grootfontein's overstated assets and missing millions

9 Month Ago

Editorial

EDITORIAL: Sankwasa’s steady hand brings back sanity

10 Month Ago

TACKLE: Waste dumped at a corner near Promise Land, an informal settlement in Okahandja. PHOTO: Aurelia Afrikaner

Okahandja municipality acts on waste crisis, service delays

10 Month Ago

THINKING AHEAD: Rundu Mayor Gabriel Kanyanga. PHOTO: FILE

Rundu rolls out debt-recovering prepaid water meters

11 Month Ago

TESTING TESTING: Pink dye is released into Halifax Harbour in Nova Scotia, Canada, as part of a project by the company Planetary Technologies to test whether adding alkaline minerals to the ocean can help slow climate change. PHOTO: AP

Ocean dumping – or a climate solution?

1 Year Ago

HAZARDOUS: Spotted illegal dumping sites in the areas of Ongwediva PHOTOS: TUYEIMO HAIDULA and CONTRIBUTED

Ongwediva council warns against illegal dumping

1 Year Ago

FILTHY: The Tsumeb dumping site is in a bad state.

Tsumeb’s dumpsite a ‘thorn in the flesh’

1 Year Ago

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