-The Windhoek Municipality has identified higher ground for residents of Havana and Otjomuise who live close to riverbeds and mountains.
-Twenty-two households in Havana's informal settlement's Extension Two now have electricity.
-A 12-year-old girl was raped by two unknown suspects at Havana.
-Residents of Havana's Samora Machel Constituency are in need of ablution facilities as a matter of urgency, as open defecation and the sharing of one toilet by a large number of people is becoming a health hazard.
-Over 2 000 residents of the Samora Machel Constituency signed a petition demanding municipal services in the informal settlements.
-About 1 200 households in Windhoek's Otjomuise and Havana informal settlements will soon be electrified through the municipality's electrification project to the tune of N$14 million.
-The National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) has promised to provide free basic education, health, housing and land if elected into power.
-In a bid to raise public awareness on the role of access to information has for children and the youth, the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung organised an art workshop in Windhoek's Havana Informal Settlement.
-Blocked drains have become a headache for some residents of Windhoek's Havana Informal Settlement.
Residents of Windhoek's Havana Informal settlement are complaining of garbage being dumped in front of their houses, leaving the area in an undesirable state.
