A family of seven in Hakahana, Windhoek, has been left homeless after their house caught fire on Monday morning.
The house owner, Rachel Mwanyekele, recalled leaving the house to buy food and other necessities with plans to travel to the north the following day.
A family from the Mukwanagobe settlement on the outskirts of Ombili in Windhoek lost their home to a fire.
All the family's belongings were razed to the ground, leaving them with only the clothes on their back.
The mother of late police officer |Oma N!aici, who died in a fire at the K-9 barracks in Windhoek, is finding it hard to come to terms with his death.
In a village called Deǂua, some 12 kilometres from Tsumkwe in the Otjozondjupa Region, is heartbroken |Asa Nxani.
A 62-year-old resident of Windhoek's Goreangab area, Maripurua Kotjipari, has been left homeless after his shack burnt down.
Kotjipari was reading by candlelight at nine o'clock in the evening when he fell asleep.
A family from Windhoek's Hakahana Residential Area, who lost their national documents in a shack fire this month, were issued with new national documents at no cost by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security in Windhoek.
