The Okahandja municipality restored the town's water supply earlier this afternoon.
The disruption was caused by a pipe burst on Thursday after the heavy rains, which damaged the town's main water supply line.
Many makeshift homes near riverbeds were damaged or destroyed this rainy season, which has been marked by flash floods, forcing residents to relocate from flood-prone areas.
Despite this, some individuals choose to remain in these high-risk zones, living under the constant threat of flooding.
As the country reflects on the late Founding President's contributions to Namibia's independence and its development, the nbc News team took to the streets of Windhoek to hear from ordinary citizens.
Some residents of Kongola in the Zambezi Region are concerned about the high incidences of prison breaks at the Menias Brian Libuto Police Station.
Residents of Tsumkwe Settlement in the Otjozondjupa Region gathered for a New Year community engagement organised by Ombaye Fishing Company.
The event was held at the site where the company plans to construct a community guesthouse.
Residents of Orwetoveni Extension 16 in Otjiwarongo will no longer be afraid to cross the river during the rainy season, following the construction of a bridge by the municipality.
The Town Council of Khorixas plans to improve the living conditions of its residents in the informal area this year.
The council has conducted feasibility studies for sewerage reticulations and the availability of electricity and water for the community members.
The heavy rainfall yesterday damaged several houses in Windhoek, leaving residents scrambling to repair them this morning.
Among the worst-hit areas were Otjomuise, Havana, and Greenwell Matongo, where many homeowners were seen patching up broken structures.
A few hours before the close of 2024, the NBC News team visited Rundu, where locals shared their reflections on the past year and hopes for 2025.
Residents of Queen Sofia Farm are optimistic that 2025 will bring adequate rains following the drought of the past two years.
Situated in the Kunene Region, Queen Sofia is made up of five resettlement farms.
