Auditor General Julius Kandjeke's latest report on the City of Windhoek's finances has identified several significant issues. Notably, the report revealed inflated employee costs exceeding N$72 million in 2023 and N$24 million in 2022.
Frustrated by ongoing service shortages, residents of Groot |Aub have once again petitioned the City of Windhoek.
They demand immediate action to address service delivery, such as electricity.
The Board Chairperson of the welfare organisation Nest of Love, Vecius Tapiso, who, along with his wife, became homeless in 2022 during the COVID-19 pandemic, has taken it upon himself to give back to the community. Today, Tapiso and his team provide meals to the homeless at Khomasdal Stadium.
Two young activists, Armando Pieters and Shonena Nathanael, stormed into the chambers of the City of Windhoek on Wednesday to express their mounting frustrations over what they call "unresolved grievances."
City of Windhoek Mayor Queen Kamati has urged residents of Windhoek to attend meetings to discuss matters of interest.
The meetings are scheduled to run for the whole month of July.
She raised this during the monthly meeting of the City of Windhoek council.
As part of its efforts to provide electricity in informal settlements, the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development, in conjunction with the City of Windhoek, held a groundbreaking ceremony for high mast lights in Havana.
NamWater is calling on residents of central Namibia to use water sparingly as the area is facing a serious water shortage.
Currently, the central area of Namibia gets its water supply from the Omatako, Von Bach, and Swakoppoort dams.
The City of Windhoek has again postponed a meeting to elect two additional management committee members.
The meeting, scheduled for earlier Thursday afternoon, was postponed because there were no nominations for the two management committee members.
The meeting will now happen on February 8.
With two days to go before the cross-over to 2024, the City of Windhoek (CoW) has promised a bigger and better New Year's Bash.
Windhoek residents have been promised a spectacular show of fireworks and performances lined up.
In order to curb unemployment, reduce waste, and promote recycling in the city for the next five years, the City of Windhoek Solid Waste Management Division has launched a pilot project to build and operate Waste Buy-Back Centres in two residential areas in Windhoek.
