NamWater on verge of cutting Rundu’s water

The Rundu Town Council is on the verge of facing water cuts after accumulating debt of N$333 million with the Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater). NamWater spokesperson Lot Ndamanomhata on Monday highlighted the Rundu Town Council’s escalating debt, which stood at N$250 million in July 2024 and had reached N$333 million by 28 February 2025. “NamWater, […]

Local authorities, councils owe NamWater N$2.4 billion

namibian.com.na - 10/Mar 11:20

The Namibia Water Corporation Ltd (NamWater) is owed N$2.4 billion by local authorities, municipalities, town councils, invdividuals, village councils...

NamWater debt crisis: N$2.4 billion owed, threatens water security

economist.com.na - 10/Mar 10:24

Namibia Water Corporation Ltd (NamWater) is grappling with a critical financial strain as its outstanding debt for water services ballooned to N$2.4...

Dry taps loom at Rundu, Rehoboth, Khorixas, Otavi, and Keetmanshoop over mounting debts

namibian.com.na - 11/Mar 17:00

Rundu, Rehoboth, Khorixas, Otavi and Keetmanshoop are among the top five towns in Namibia facing dry taps due to skyrocketing water debt. These local...

Rundu, Rehoboth top the list of water debtors

observer24.com.na - 10/Mar 18:47

The Namibia Water Corporation Ltd. (NamWater) is grappling with a mounting financial crisis as its outstanding debt surged to N$2.4 billion in...

Zambezi River water level rises

namibian.com.na - 05/Mar 09:51

THE level of the Zambezi River continues to rise significantly following heavy rainfall over the past few days. Data released by the Namibia Water...

Johannesburg Water cuts supply to 15 gated communities over R2.7 million debt

dailynews.co.za - 11/Mar 13:38

EU launches N$230m Blue Benguela Current Action programme

namibian.com.na - 06:00

The European Union (EU) and German government launched a €12-million (N$230 million) initiative to enhance governance and cross-border cooperation...

Spilling the beans led to recovery of N$3.4 million

observer24.com.na - 12/Mar 17:30

The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) recovered N$3.4 million after receiving information from whistleblowers through its Spill the Beans hotline.

EFF marches to Joburg Water in demand of water crisis solution

dailynews.co.za - 03/Mar 15:10

Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in the City of Joburg marched to Joburg Water in demand of a clear plan from the water utility on how...

Reps Secure $37.4m Oil Debt Repayment as Probe Uncovers $1.7bn in Unpaid Royalties

megaiconmagazine.com - 10/Mar 12:59

The House of Representatives has announced that seven oil companies have pledged to settle a cumulative debt of $37.4 million owed to the Federation...

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