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Nelson Lucas, Boniface Mutumba, Chistaline Katuemutima (house recipient); Iileni Mutumbulwa, and John //Khamuseb. PHOTO: CONTRIBTED

Buy-a-Brick delivers Okahandja homes

5 Days Ago

Nelson Lucas (Standard Bank Executive Officer: CIB); Boniface Mutumba (Ministry of Urban and Rural Development, Special Advisor); Chistaline Katuemutima (house recipient); Iileni Mutumbulwa, Mayor of Okahandja; John Julius //Khamuseb

Buy-a-Brick delivers four new homes in Okahandja

6 Days Ago

Former mines minister, Tom Alweendo. PHOTO: FILE

Oil boom risks bypassing local banks

3 Weeks Ago

From Windhoek to Shenzhen: What Namibia can learn from Chinau0027s approach to youth and housing. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED/FILE

China's lessons for Africa's youth crisis

2 Months Ago

Namibia can draw on Chinau0027s implementation model to transform youth unemployment and housing challenges into economic opportunities. PHOTO: FILE

What Namibia can learn from China

2 Months Ago

Deputy mayor Sebeteus Guiteb says that Otjiwarongo is addressing its housing needs.rnPhoto Augetto Graig

Formalising Otjiwarongo

2 Months Ago

Representatives from FNB Namibia, the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia (SDFN), the Pupkewitz Foundation, and Ohorongo Cement during the renewed collaboration aimed at strengthening housing and community development initiatives in Namibia.

Building Namibia’s future through collaboration

4 Months Ago

DEMAND: SWATF veterans demand answers over N$36 million. Photo Phillipus Josef

Former SWATF members issues 21-day ultimatum over N$36m

5 Months Ago

Christine Kanguvi and her four children pictured in their new house. Photo: Aurelia Afrikaner

Her dream, our home

6 Months Ago

Residents from informal settlements, including Remote Control, handed over a petition to the City of Windhoek on 29 July demanding urgent action on pensioner debt, housing, and service delivery. Photo Elizabeth Kheibes

Windhoek addresses petition over pensioner debt, housing and billing

AEA chairperson, Christine Stoman, says it is worrying that the Ministry of Labour is failing to respond to multiple letters regarding the national minimum wage. PHOTO contributed

Uncertainty over labour issues frustrates agricultural sector

Namibia's National Housing Policy stipulates that the Country faces a generational task of ensuring adequate housing.

Affordable housing: A key driver for sustainable development

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