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ON PATROL: Neighbourhood watch members and police conduct patrols in Okahandja. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Okahandja residents tired of waiting for answers

1 Month Ago

GRADED: Some of the roadworks that were done last year in Rehoboth. Photo: Contributed

Rehoboth council plans road equipment purchases and pothole repairs

1 Month Ago

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

Walvis Bay boosts sewer infrastructure

3 Month Ago

REPAIRS: Street repairs taking place in Narravilleu0027s Namib Street. Photo: Contributed

Walvis Bay pothole repairs to proceed after court ruling

4 Month Ago

REPAIRS: Windhoek mayor Sakarias Uunona. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek battles potholes amid constrained budget

7 Month Ago

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Walvis Bay residents take pothole repairs into own hands

9 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

11 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

1 Year 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

1 Year Ago

NUISANCE: Potholes remain a hazard in Windhoek despite ongoing repair work.

Only N$30m available for City’s N$324m pothole nightmare

1 Year Ago

PROGRESS: Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes shares updates during the council meeting. Photo: Frieda Molotho

Under fire Walvis municipality shares progress on key projects

1 Year Ago

GROWTH: Windhoek CEO Moses Matyayi highlights the growth of informal settlements during the city’s 2025 stakeholder engagement meeting. PHOTO COW

Nearly half of Windhoek residents struggle to survive in informal areas

1 Year Ago

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