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Tuesday, 9 June 2026
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Government ministries owe Windhoek over N$20 million

The News

Government ministries owe the Windhoek municipality more than N$20 million in municipal arrears, the City has confirmed.

Why it matters

Government ministries owing Windhoek over N$20 million in arrears exposes fiscal accountability failures affecting municipal service delivery.

4 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Politics

  1. Government ministries owe Windhoek over N$20 million

    Government ministries owe the Windhoek municipality more than N$20 million in municipal arrears, the City has confirmed.

    4 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Mining & Energy

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    4 hours ago · Namibian Sun

World & Region

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    4 hours ago · Namibian Sun

Opinion

  1. Anthropic co-founder calls for slowing AI development pace

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    4 hours ago · Namibian Sun

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