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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

2 Weeks Ago

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

2 Weeks Ago

Residents of Salm Street in Windhoek dumped buckets full of sewage at the entrance to the municipal customer service office in Katutura yesterday. Photo Elizabeth Kheibes

Residents dump sewage at City offices

3 Months Ago

A toilet constructed on Farm 508. All photo Aurelia Afrikaner

Relocated flood victims show resilience in the face of challenges

6 Months 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

6 Months Ago

The toilet before it was demolished by the City of Windhoek. Photo contributed

City demolishes self-built toilets in Havana

8 Months Ago

The Ministry of Health and Social Services last week disposed of expired medicine at Kupferberg Waste Disposal Site. Photo contributed

PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Govt dumps N$15m worth of medicine at Kupferberg

9 Months Ago

Shack rooms that are being rented out in Hakahana informal settlement. Photo Eliot Ipinge

Windhoek shack rent hikes spark outcry

9 Months Ago

Photos Elizabeth Kheibes

Windhoek municipality turns away ratepayers

Windhoek residents were knocking on the municipality's doors on Monday to have their accounts verified. Photo Shaun Gariseb

Verify CoW accounts next week

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

Katutura residents give 48-hour ultimatum to City

The diversion of electricity, which involves the illegal manipulation of power meters, allows residents to avoid accurate registration of power consumption.

Power cables 'stored' underground to steal electricity

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