The spirit of Christmas lingers in Windhoek as the City Council hosts its Christmas open market in the Central Business District.
The event, the second of its kind, is aimed at promoting the economic and artistic vibrancy of the capital.
The City of Windhoek's call center is now operating 24 hours a day to assist all of the residents in need of their help.
The call center is located in the capital's southern industries, and each shift has seven agents who answer 500 to 1000 calls per day.
The City of Windhoek celebrated Fire Fighter's Day on Friday.
The day is meant to honor the men and women who often risk their lives to save others.
Whether it's an uncontrollable inferno or an emergency rescue situation, firefighters are usually the first to respond.
The City of Windhoek Council is expected to elect new political leadership at 14:30 this afternoon.
The city is being led by a coalition, with Landless People's Movement (LPM) councilor Sade Gawa!Nas as mayor, who took over from Affirmative Repositioning Movement councilor Dr Job Amupanda.
The City of Windhoek will conduct a public survey on who or what should replace the statue of Curt Von Francois that was removed from its premises.
The City Of Windhoek is tomorrow enforcing a resolution passed during a municipal council meeting in October to remove the statue of German South West Africa military officer, Curt von François, from its premises.
The City of Windhoek held its last ordinary council meeting before it elects new office-bearers and closes off the 2022 calendar.
One of the activities, and the one that residents have been waiting for, is the appointment of the City's substantive Chief Executive Officer.
Windhoek residents have been urged to be vigilant about a growing trend of water meter and electric gate motor theft.
These items are the latest hot targets for thieves in Windhoek, according to statistics compiled by the City of Windhoek and the City Police.
The City of Windhoek has failed to realize its ambition of becoming a smart city this year due to a lack of funds, though stakeholders are coming on board.
The Namibia University of Science and Technology and UNDP embarked on a smart city hunt to create awareness among the residents.
Windhoek City Councillor Fransina Kahungu has expressed disappointment with some officials who do not attend to public reports on time in order to fix broken infrastructure such as pipes, taps, and toilets.
