-The City of Windhoek is urging residents to report uncleaned riverbeds to the municipality in order to avoid obstruction to the city's drainage system.

-Former Deputy Mayor of the City of Windhoek, Fransina Kahungu has been duly elected as new Mayor replacing Muesee Kazapua, who will now become an ordinary councillor.

-The City of Windhoek has named and renamed 13 streets after those who have made immense contributions to the country's development in one way or the other.

-The City of Windhoek is calling for public cooperation with its data collectors, who are conducting the city's 2019 Community Risk Assessment.

-The City of Windhoek is in the process of nullifying the sales agreement between local businessman Desmond Howard and 78-year-old Joel Araeb.

Despite setting sights on delivering 430 serviced erven for residential, business and institutional purposes during the 2017/18 financial year, the City of Windhoek is said to have not availed a single plot.

The City of Windhoek has started disconnecting water and electricity to various schools because of an accumulated debt of N$55 million by the Education, Arts and Culture Ministry.

-The City of Windhoek has increased its water tariffs by 5% as from 1 July.

-The Windhoek City Council has handed over 16 toilet facilities to the community of Moses Garoeb Constituency, in an effort to stop the spread of Hepatitis E.

The City of Windhoek says it will not connect members of the Saamstaan Cooperative to individual prepaid water meters unless the residents pay an outstanding amount of about N$200 999.