The Erongo Regional Electricity Distributor, Erongo RED, has launched a mobile application that allows customers to buy electricity, pay their accounts, report faults, and access key services anytime.
A Namibian software designer developed the mobile application under an agreement with the MTC.
Major upgrades at Walvis Bay's Independence Beach are expected to be completed by mid-November.
It's only a matter of days before Walvis Bay residents and visitors can enjoy the upgraded recreational facilities at Independence Beach.
A clinical psychologist at the Swakopmund District Hospital has invited all local health practitioners and stakeholders to attend the first-ever virtual Mental Health Conference.
Swakopmund-based Beifang Mining Technology Services is under fire from its workers for alleged unfair labour practices.
Employees marched through the streets of Swakopmund, alleging that the company alters employment contracts and reduces hourly rates without consultation.
Health and Social Services Minister Dr. Esperance Luvindao confirmed a second case of Mpox at Swakopmund.
The Erongo Regional Governor has emphasised the need to decongest shacks and provide decent housing for residents.
Her call follows the death of two minors in a shack fire last Wednesday at DRC Swakopmund.
The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MHoSS) is working towards decentralising its services to lessen the burden of patient referrals.
With the cruise liner season approaching, Walvis Bay Harbour is preparing to welcome approximately 40 passenger vessels.
The Mein Schiff 4 cruise liner was the first to arrive, carrying about 2,500 passengers.
Hundreds of mourners bid farewell to the iconic businessman John Savva, who was buried at the Walvis Bay cemetery this afternoon (Sat).
Since the influential businessman died last week, mourners shared testimonies about how his generosity and leadership transformed lives.
Public-private partnerships have the potential to increase the current rate of electrification in the Erongo Region from 78% to more than 80%.
This is according to the regional electricity distribution body, Erongo Red.
Out of 75 000 households in Erongo, 16 700 remain unelectrified.
