The City of Windhoek is facing severe water scarcity, and a 15% water-saving target has been set for all residents in the city.
The capital city has been facing drought since July, and the municipality has resorted to enforcing strict water savings measures that came into effect on Sunday.
The unwillingness of Windhoek's informal settlement residents to sign lease agreements with the city has delayed the completion of electrification projects.
Windhoek Mayor, Queen Kamati, revealed this during the council meeting.
The City of Windhoek is conducting a diverse feasibility study for the development of a non-motorised transport network, which includes walking and cycling infrastructure, in Windhoek.
"You are the first responder, but who responds to you?" These were the words of the Mayor of Windhoek, Queen Kamati, to the City Police and NamPol before the night patrol.
Kamati commended the police for their unwavering commitment to maintaining law, order, and safety in the city.
Windhoek Mayor Queen Kamati, alongside City of Windhoek CEO Moses Matyayi, visited the City Police Headquarters to gain more insight into the daily operations of the force.
The City of Windhoek is faced with the challenge of more solid waste being generated while at the same time grappling with a rapid reduction in the lifespan of its main waste disposal facility, Kupferberg Landfill.
The City of Windhoek reminds all residents and businesses that improper disposal of items into the sewerage system can lead to severe blockages and damage to our city's drainage infrastructure.
Residents across various constituencies in Windhoek have expressed dissatisfaction with their municipal bills.
These concerns were expressed during today's mass verification of municipal accounts at the City of Windhoek.
City of Windhoek Mayor Queen Kamati addressed several pressing concerns at a media briefing. These include the controversial practice of blocking prepaid electricity metres due to outstanding municipal accounts.
In a landmark decision, the arbitrator at the Labour Commissioner has ordered the City of Windhoek to grant permanent employment to 556 ward cleaners who have been working on renewable contracts for over 20 years.
