The City of Windhoek Parking Management System has been reintroduced, and motorists will be required to pay a fee of between three and eight dollars per hour for parking on certain streets.
The Parking Management System is one of the social services the municipality provides to motorists.
The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) has ordered the payment of N$200 million to customers following complaints.
A group currently residing at an informal squatter camp in Windhoek's Freedom Square is requesting the government relocates them.
Employees of Etosha Fishing Company at Walvis Bay have reiterated their request for an increased fishing quota allocation.
The workers say 480 of them received retrenchment letters in March because the company does not have quotas to employ them.
The Governor of Kunene Region has implored all councils, business people, communities, and youth to participate in the opportunities and value chains being created by the new economic drivers.
