insert_link OshiwamboEtandavelo lomukifi woCholera mo Grootfontein ota leeta omalimbililo Omunambelewa omukulunhu elilepo oshikondo shouhaku moshitopolwa sha Otjozondjupa, Gerbhado Timotheus onghela okwa ulika omalimbililo kombinga yolopota yetukuko lomukifi wo Cholera momudingonoko wa Grootfontein. Timotheus, pefimbo leenghundafana odo aninga noshikundaneki sho Nampa okwati ovanhu vefike po 22 ova kolekwa vaningwa oihakwanwa yomukifi omanga 96 ota va feekelwa vena omukifi oo. Omunhu wotete oyoo alopotelwe aningwa oshihakanwa mo 19 November 2025, no kufika mo 25 November 2025, ovo vaningwa oihakanwa omuvalu owali […] today9 January, 2026
insert_link Interview TranscriptsInterview: Grootfontein Records First-Ever Cholera Outbreak, Mayor Urges Caution Grootfontein has confirmed its first-ever cholera outbreak, primarily affecting the Blikkiesdorp and Kap En Bou informal settlements. The outbreak was officially declared on 27 November 2025 after investigations, which began on 18 November following the identification of a suspected case, confirmed local transmission. Mayor Moritz Gaingob emphasized the urgency of the situation, warning that cholera is a fast-spreading and dangerous disease, particularly for vulnerable communities. “The outbreak exposes serious […] today5 January, 2026
Interview TranscriptsInterview: Social Justice Activists Condemn Dysfunction at City of Windhoek The City of Windhoek has come under fire from social justice activists Rinaani Musutua and Herbert Jauch, who criticized the city for its failure to improve living conditions and properly manage funds for informal settlements. Rinaani Musutua described the city as the “most dysfunctional” in the country due to its failure to access funds aimed at upgrading informal settlements. She expressed frustration at the lack of service delivery, accusing city […] today17 November, 2025
insert_link NamibiaWindhoek Loses N$750 Million for Housing Upgrades as activist weighs in The City of Windhoek has lost N$750 million for informal settlement upgrades after failing to accept the funds and conditions. The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development redirected the allocation to other local authorities. The project targeted housing and service improvements across Samora Machel, Khomasdal, Tobias Hainyeko, Moses //Garoeb, and Windhoek Rural. Social justice activist Herbert Jauch commented on the missed opportunity. today17 November, 2025
insert_link NamibiaMillions Earmarked for Affordable Housing Push Plans to build more than 270 low-income houses in Windhoek’s informal settlements will cost around N$93 million, according to Governor Sam Nujoma. He shared the update during the State of the Region Address covered by NewsOnOne’s Envaalde Matheus. So far, 11 new homes worth N$2.7 million have already been completed under the upgrade scheme. today14 July, 2025
