-The City of Windhoek Mayor Fransina Kahungu on the long queues in front of municipal offices on the first day of lockdown.

-The COVID-19 pandemic raises numerous questions and challenges regarding municipal waste management, as well as safety and health measures put in place for employees.

-The City of Windhoek will reconnect water supply to all households for a period of 30 days in line with Government directives.

-Over 500 young people gathered at the Ramatex Hall to see if their bids for 46 plots out of the 231 plots recently serviced in the Rocky Crest Extension 4 residential area were successful.

-Home owners in unplanned settlements, will soon sign lease agreements with the City of Windhoek.

-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.