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The City has allocated 21.5 hectares of land for a new cemetery. Photo CoW

Windhoek secures 21.5 hectares for new cemetery

6 Days Ago

The City spends millions of dollars each year installing, maintaining and repairing the signalling system, with accident-related damage remaining a persistent problem. PHOTO CITY OF WINDHOEK

Windhoek’s costly traffic lights

3 Weeks Ago

Windhoek het al vier bykomende boorgate laat boor om watertoevoer om Groot Aub te verbeter.
Foto Augetto Graig

Groot Aub se krane loop weer

3 Months Ago

All photos Spotlight Namibia

Owela museum clean-up restores civic pride

3 Months Ago

PHOTOS CITY OF WINDHOEK

Clogging up the Capital

4 Months Ago

Four generations of the Stumpfe family stand at the graves of their ancestors at Groot Aub, where the family has lived and farmed for over a century. Photo Augetto Graig

Land grabs at Groot Aub on the increase

4 Months Ago

Potholes remain a hazard in Windhoek despite ongoing repair work, as funding falls short of what is needed to fix the city’s roads. Photo Eliot Ipinge

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

5 Months Ago

Vendors along Havana Street refuse to relocate, citing concerns over being moved to an underdeveloped area far from their customer base. Photos Eliot Ipinge

Vendors stall Eneas Peter Nanyemba Road upgrade

7 Months Ago

Michael Amushelelo pictured at the entrance of his housing development project on the outskirts of Windhoek. Photo contributed

City explains rejection of Amushelelo's housing project

7 Months Ago

Residents all over Windhoek have started filling potholes to avoid further damage to cars. Photo Elizabeth Kheibes

N$226m bill to fix rain-ravaged Windhoek roads

10 Months Ago

Lydia Amutenya Corporate Communications Head: City of Windhoek and My.na Property presenter Aina Kweyo. PHOTO ESTER KAMATI

City of Windhoek relocates flood-affected residents

Youth queuing for their voter cards. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Youth underrepresented in parliament

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