The government has made considerable work in bringing services closer to the inhabitants of the Okaku Constituency in the Oshana Region.
Eighty-five percent of the residents in the constituency have access to clean drinking water.
Residents of Otjimbingwe are frustrated over the lack of electricity in their homes.
They say letters requesting the electrification of their homes were written several times but without a positive response.
The Khorixas Town Council has provided water and electricity to residents in extensions 11 and 12 of the informal settlement, better known as Donkerhoek.
This was revealed by Khorixas Mayor, Lena ǂGaeses, during an interview with nbc News.
Some residents of Keetmanshoop marched to the State Hospital, demanding the reinstatement of well-known medical Doctor, Refanus Kooper.
Dr. Kooper left public service to go open up a private practice in the Hardap Region.
Ongwediva Constituency Councillor Andreas Uutoni is dismayed by residents who are trapped in houses by flood waters but are refusing to be relocated.
Residents of Groot Aub in the Windhoek Rural Constituency have called on the police to intensify their visibility in the area.
This was revealed at a meeting between the police and the community held at the settlement.
There are more than 500 criminal cases recorded at Groot Aub in 2022 alone.
The City of Windhoek's call center is now operating 24 hours a day to assist all of the residents in need of their help.
The call center is located in the capital's southern industries, and each shift has seven agents who answer 500 to 1000 calls per day.
Residents of Eenhana gathered at the infamous earth dam for a candlelight vigil in memory of the two late brothers who drowned in the dam.
Residents of Warmbad in the ||Kharas Region staged a demonstration in protest over an alleged lack of economic development at the tiny settlement.
Disgruntled residents say they demonstrate to vent their rage over alleged failures by various government agencies to bring services to the area.
The residents of Ekunde 4 and 5 in Okahandja are unhappy with a hazardous landfill that is in close proximity to the settlement amid fears that it may pose life-threatening health risks.
