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The Okahandja Municipality is under fire again. File photornrnPhoto contributed.

Residents accuse Okahandja municipality of systemic failures

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The city council debated a N$3 million solar allocation, while potholes and service delivery concerns are ignored. Photo Pixabay/Phlando

Windhoek council debates N$3 million solar allocation

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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

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The Gammams Water Care Works in the capital.

CoW sues Namibia Dairies for N$24.5m over 2019 Gammams oil spill

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CRACKDOWN: The City of Windhoek has announced that it will remove all illegal billboards at the owners’ cost. Image for illustrative purposes only.

Illegal billboards face removal

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CRACKDOWN: The City of Windhoek has announced that it will remove all illegal billboards at the owners’ cost. Photo for illustrative purposes only

Illegal billboards face removal

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PHOTO FILE

Windhoek rejects N$750m informal settlements upgrade funds

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The debate between buying an existing home and building from scratch often divides property seekers. PHOTOS PIXABAY

My.na Property explores Namibia’s real estate landscape

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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

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Pictured from left are team manager Elago Nantana, Imelda Kazombiaze, Tuahehuka Tjamburo and Mestilde Kashile in Tokyo, Japan. PHOTO DELIVERY ROOM FOUNDATION

Namibia debuts at World Cup for trash collection

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The City of Windhoek says the current N$5 095 pay package for fixed-term ward cleaners reflects its long-term commitment to improving employee welfare, as striking workers call for higher wages. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

City says pay package for cleaners is fair amid ongoing strike

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Clogging up the Capital

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