insert_link Namibia Windhoek Council Takes Action Amid Severe Drought In response to the severe drought impacting Windhoek, the Municipal Council is enacting temporary measures to decrease irrigation in public gardens and green spaces. Cillie Kapolo from the City: today7 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia City of Windhoek warns against supporting street solicitation The City of Windhoek has urged the public to stop giving money to individuals begging on the streets. The City says that while this may seem like a kind gesture, it keeps people trapped in a cycle of poverty. Here is the City of Windhoek spokesperson Lydia Amutenya. today1 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia City of Windhoek Urges Public to Avoid Street Donations The City of Windhoek is advising the public against giving money to individuals begging on the streets, stating that such acts, although well-intentioned, perpetuate street begging and contribute to a cycle of poverty. Instead, the city encourages donations to registered organizations that can provide sustainable, long-term support to those in need. Independent presidential candidate Rosa Namises shared her perspective on this issue. today1 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia Windhoek approves 5-year electrification plan The Windhoek Municipal Council has approved a five-year plan to bring electricity to 4,000 homes in informal settlements. The project, which started on Wednesday, is part of the City’s effort to improve living conditions in these areas. It includes providing power to 249 households and installing street lights, along with medium- and low-voltage networks. Here’s the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni. today19 September, 2024
Oshiwambo Elelo loshilando sha Windhoek latula moilonga oprojeka yolusheno momalukanda amwepo. Ovakalimo molukanda la Okatunda oshoyo omidingonoko dopoushiinda moshikandjo hoololo sha Tobias Hainyeko onghela ovali veya momuvalu uli pombada oku ninga eedombwedi detulomoilonga loprojeka yolusheno momudingonoko wavo. Etulomoilonga loshinyangadalwa shokuyandja olusheno kovakalimo okwa teelelika shika yandje ouwa komaumbo vefike po 803 okudja momalukanda ngaashi Okuryangava , Havana, no Otjomuise. Olopota yapitifwa kelelo loshilando sha Windhoek, taishiyelifa kutya elelo ota lika dika yoo omalamba olusheno efiku po 15 meenele dayooloka domalukanda a […] today19 September, 2024
insert_link Oshiwambo Elelo loshilando sha Windhoek latula moilonga oshivike shomalongo pukululo enasha noupyakadi woikwamwifi. Elelo loshilando sha Windhoek onghela ola tula moilonga oshikonga shoule woshivike osho tashi yandje omapukululo elongo oku henuka eetepo loikwamwifi mewangadjo. Etulomoilonga loshinyangadalwa ola hovelifwa nomaulikilo elongifo loyeendifo yo komalusheno. Oshiindingili oshakufa ombinga okudja onghela mo 16-22 September 2024, osho tashi lalakanene oku yandja omalongo pukululo koshiwana kombinga youpyakadi welunduluko longhalo yomepo oshoyo oku xwaxwameka omikalo doku kalekapo oukoshoki momidiingonoko. Efiku olo hali dimbulukiwa alushe paiwana oku kelala ekakeko loikwamwifi […] today17 September, 2024
insert_link Oshiwambo Elelo lyoshilando sha Windhoek olya shunapo euvathanotsokumwe noshiputudhilo sho NUST. Etsokumwe lyotango lyoomvula 5 noshiputudhilo olya shainwa mo 16 May 2019 nolya kwishi mu May nuumvo. Iiputudhilo ayihe oya holola ohokwe oku lelepeka etsokumwe okutsikila noonkambadhala dhawo dhelongelokumwe koopololeka dhoka dhilipo nale naadhoka oompe. Etsokumwe ndyoka lya shunwapo olya tungilwa ketsokumwe lyotango,ndyoka tali tala kiikondo ya yooloka yelongelokumwe,mwa kwatelwa omapekapeko,eyambulepo lyopaliko,okuthaneka ondoolopa,ekuthombinga lyoshigwana,ekeelelo lyiimbuluma,iipambele yopashigwana nosho tuu. today3 September, 2024
insert_link Namibia Windhoek enforces new water saving rules Following the declaration of a category D severe water scarcity drought by the Council on 31 July 2024, and in line with the City of Windhoek's water management plan, new water-saving measures will be implemented starting 1 September 2024. City spokesperson, Lydia Amutenya, has more. Earlier this week, the municipality announced that between 19 and 26 August 2024, it managed to reduce water consumption by 6% which still falls […] today29 August, 2024
insert_link Namibia Windhoek Faces Waste Management Challenges as Landfill Nears Capacity Windhoek generates 84,520 tonnes of waste annually, with 36% organic and 16% recyclable or compostable say The Brief. With the city's landfill nearing capacity, David Adams, Acting Strategic Executive for Infrastructure, Water, and Technical Services, stresses the need to divert 6% of waste to buy time for a comprehensive waste management plan by 2027. The EU-funded project aims to improve waste management and increase recycling in the city. today22 August, 2024
