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HEAR US: Young and old were in attendance at a peaceful demonstration in Walvis Bay on Saturday. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Walvis residents march over toxic dump fires, failing services

1 Day 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

3 Week Ago

REPAIRS: Windhoek mayor Sakarias Uunona. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek battles potholes amid constrained budget

4 Week Ago

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

Windhoek councillors debate N$3m pilot solar project

2 Month Ago

EDITORIAL: Lessons from Namibia vs Nigeria online war

EDITORIAL: Lessons from Namibia vs Nigeria online war

2 Month Ago

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Walvis Bay residents take pothole repairs into own hands

3 Month Ago

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Sankwasa blames RedForce for leaking details of his NamWater debt

3 Month Ago

NO DIVISION: City of Windhoek council members seated in the council chambers. Photo contributed

Gawanas defends council’s service record

4 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

4 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

5 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

6 Month Ago

CLEAN: Ondangwa Town Council awarded the institutions that did well during the week long cleaning campaign. Photo: Kenya Kambowe

Ondangwa claims daily cleaning amidst Sankwasa’s ‘very dirty’ remark

6 Month Ago

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