Landless People’s Movement councillor Sade Gawanas has been elected Mayor of the City of Windhoek.
She replaces Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda who has held the position for the past year and did not stand for re-election.
Gawanas will be deputized by Nudo’s Joseph Uapingene.
The new City of Windhoek Management committee is made up of Ndeshihafela Larandja (IPC) as Chairperson, Otilie Uukule (IPC), Jurgen Hecht (IPC), Bernadus Araeb (IPC) and Ivan Skrywer (LPM).
NamWater has commissioned the Henties Bay Extension & Upgrade Phase 1 and the Kuiseb-Collector 2-Swakopmund Pipeline Replacement (Phase 3) to meet the growing demand for reliable water services...
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The Trans-Kalahari Railway project, envisioned as a critical link between Botswana and Namibia, has been stagnant since its inception in 2011 due to funding constraints and challenges in...
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By Junias Erasmus In the ever-evolving landscape of modern organizations, success is often stifled not by a lack of vision but by the barriers that hinder progress. These...
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Namibia’s telecommunications network coverage has grown, with 93% of the population now covered by 2G, 3G or 4G services, data from the Namibia Statistics Agency’s National Proximity Atlas...
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South African sneaker company, Bathu has opened its first international store at Windhoek’s Maerua Mall in Namibia. “This marks a groundbreaking milestone for Bathu as we take the...
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