Residents of Sikondo Village in Kavango West have collected about N$400,000 towards their collective goal to electrify their homes. Still, they remain a long way from reaching the required close to N$3 million to see this dream realised. 

Walvis Bay residents are mobilising themselves to legally fight the municipality over the Red Force contract.

The Red Force debt collection contract was reinstated last week after the matter between the Walvis Bay municipality and the debt collectors was settled in the High Court last week.

In August, Walvis Bay residents gathered to view a new documentary about a tragic bomb blast that occurred 38 years ago.

Produced by local residents Taati Niilenge and Isdor Shilongo, the film commemorates the lives lost in the explosion at the Atlantic Meat Market.

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. 

Residents of Gcaruha Village in Kavango West finally have access to a clinic after being without a fully functional health facility for close to 11 years.

Residents living on the upper side of Rundu's Satotwa location are unhappy after being without water for three years.

Water supply issues in Rundu have been prevailing for years, and the upper side of Satotwa is no different. 

Close to 2,000 residents at Karibib have become plot owners at the Usab Informal Settlement after the town council handed over their land ownership certificates.

Residents of ||Kharas Region have recommended that the Fifth Boundary Delimitation and Demarcation Commission realign some constituency boundaries to enhance service delivery. 

They made the proposals during the Commission's public consultations at Keetmanshoop. 

The Secretary General of the Swapo Party, Sophia Shaningwa, is calling for the distribution of national documents to the inhabitants of Maputa village in Bwabwata, Mukwe constituencies, Kavango East Region. 

This was said at a party's mini-rally held in Maputa village on Saturday.

Residents of Dolam are disappointed with the City of Windhoek's debt relief programme, which concluded yesterday. 

The initiative, which aimed to write off debts amounting to N$524 million, has left community members feeling abandoned and without recourse.