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The Windhoek City Council has, in principle, granted approval for Grow More Investments CC to lease Portions 7 and 8 of Farm 466 (Ramatex Textile Namibia) in Otjomuise for logistics operations and manufacturing purposes over a period of 25 years. Photo Namibia Property Rentals

New lease on life for Ramatex warehouses

2 Days Ago

Urban and rural ministry executive director Wilhelmine Shivute. Photo contributed

City loses N$255m over informal settlement feud

1 Week Ago

Ras BK and Hendrik Schmidt lead clean-up campaigns. Photo: Contributed

Changing mindsets one clean-up at a time

2 Weeks Ago

Photos Augetto Graig

Development on Groot Aub under the microscope

3 Weeks Ago

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Windhoek electricity tariffs rise 3.9% amid criticism

3 Weeks Ago

The Windhoek municipality officially launched a cashless bus ticketing system earlier this week. Archive photo

City buses switch to cashless system

1 Month Ago

The Windhoek Goreangab Operating Company helps with strategic water recycling for the capital. Photo WINGOC

Capital lifts water restrictions...

1 Month Ago

The City of Windhoek’s internal debt recovery department handles 90% of debt collections.

CoW handles 90% of debt internally

1 Month 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

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

A toilet constructed on Farm 508. All photo Aurelia Afrikaner

Relocated flood victims show resilience in the face of challenges

1 Month Ago

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