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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

1 Month Ago

The Khomas Ratepayers and Residents Association submitted a petition to the Windhoek City Council on Tuesday. Photo: CoW

Residents demand debt relief, better services

1 Month Ago

Community leaders hand over a petition demanding an end to RedForce collections, unblocking of meters, and services for informal settlements. A 48-hour deadline has been set for the City of Windhoek to respond. Photo Elizabeth Kheibes

Angry Windhoek residents give City 48 hours to respond to petition

1 Month Ago

Shaun Gariseb (middle) addresses the media during a community meeting in Windhoek on Monday, as residents prepare to petition the City over faulty billing and the Redforce contract. PHOTO Eliot Ipinge

387 accounts affected by billing faults, City admits

2 Months Ago

Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Keetmanshoop Municipality

Tensions rise over City's proposed power price hike

3 Months Ago

Kudu Rugby and Football Club could return to the Narraville Rugby Stadium after a prolonged absence. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Kudus set to return to the House of Pain

9 Months Ago

Photos Elizabeth Kheibes

Windhoek municipality turns away ratepayers

9 Months Ago

Aggrieved residents vow to take matters into their own hands. Photo Jemimah Ndebele

Katutura residents give 48-hour ultimatum to City

Henry Shimutwikeni & Co. law firm has acted on behalf of Katutura ratepayers to issue a petition and ultimatum letter to the City of Windhoek (CoW). Photo FILE

Katutura ratepayers threaten to take City to court

Windhoek mayor Joseph Uapingene has defended the municipality’s partnership with Redforce. Photo contributed

CoW throws its weight behind Redforce

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CoW accused of ignoring ratepayers

Photo Joshua-naidoo/Unsplash

KwaZulu-Natal south coast tourism threatened

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