Ballotti’s Relocation Pledge Unfulfilled at Katutura Youth Complex

30 July, 2025

Over 500 homeless people continue to live at the Katutura Youth Complex despite Deputy Minister Dino Ballotti’s pledge three months ago to relocate them, Selma Taapopi for NewsOnOne reports. The plan, agreed upon in April with the /Khomas regional governor and City officials, sought to restore Windhoek’s stadiums to their intended use. However, no action has been taken, and the facilities’ condition continues to worsen.

Written by: Leonard Witbeen

City Officials civic engagement Community Relocation Community Welfare Dino Ballotti government promises Homelessness housing crisis infrastructure decay Katutura Youth Complex Khomas Region NewsOnOne public accountability Public Facilities Selma Taapopi Social Issues Stadium Restoration Urban Challenges Urban Development Windhoek Issues

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