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PLANS: The Ujams Industrial Water Reclamation Plant is located in Windhoek's northern industrial area and treats around 1.5 million m3 industrial effluents per year.

PHOTO https://www.wabag.com/project/ujams-industrial-project/

N$11.7bn blueprint to revamp Windhoek's water, sanitation services

1 Month Ago

Uranium One's Leonardville base in the Omaheke Region.

Farmers stand firm against Uranium One’s Omaheke mining plans

1 Month Ago

CRISIS: Opuwo has a water problem. Photo: Kenya Kambowe

Opuwo needs N$19m to avert water crisis

1 Month Ago

STANDING AGAIN: Independent candidate: Paulus Mbangu. Photo: Contributed

Kavango independents vow 'no party influence'

3 Month Ago

HEAVY LOAD: Residents, including young children, are forced to travel far each day to collect water in the Ohangwena region. PHOTO: Kenya Kambowe

Access to water a persistent challenge in northern Namibia

3 Month Ago

Chief of the Masubia people (middle), Munintenge Moraliswani III. Photo contributed

New Masubia leader urges end to tribal divisions

4 Month Ago

PHOTO: REUTERS

New chief calls for completion of Zambezi water project

4 Month Ago

IMPROVEMENT: Thirsty no more, Windhoek's reclamation infrastructure is set to get a game-changing N$1.6 billion upgrade. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek invests N$1.6 billion to secure water supply

4 Month Ago

BY RESULTS: Prime minister Elijah Ngurare. Photo contributed

Judge govt by results, not rhetoric - Ngurare

5 Month Ago

LOAN RANGER: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah. Photo contributed

Shafudah defends N$1.5bn German loan over ‘costly’ local borrowing

6 Month Ago

NamWater CEO Abraham Nehemia reflected on the positive impacts of the recent rainfall season, which replenished water sources, supported ecosystems, and boostedagricultural productivity.

Central Area of Namibia stakeholders chart way forward regarding water

6 Month Ago

SUPPORT: Representatives of the KFW, ministries of finance and agriculture and German government this week signed a loan agreement aimed at improving Namibia's water infrastructure.

Namibia secures N$1.5 billion German loan to combat water scarcity

6 Month Ago

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