-Namwater will stop providing free water to residents of Otjimbingwe and surrounding areas by September.
-NamWater has turned down Rundu Town Council's request to stop supplying water directly to land occupiers.
-Namwater has opened sluices of the Naute Dam outside Keetmanshoop after its water level reached 84% capacity at 06h00 Monday.
The water utility says it has since 1998 grown to become one of the country's successful parastatals.
-Employees of NamWater have threatened to go on strike and "close taps", if the board of directors are not fired and their demands for salary increment are not met.
Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) employees have threatened to stage a countrywide strike and “close taps”, if the water utility’s board of directors are not removed and salary increment demands are not met.
Namwater has embarked on cleaning up Omahenene-Oshakati Canal in the Omusati Region.
The Omusati Region is one of the northern regions heavily affected by the disruption of water supply from the Calueque scheme, the main source of water to the north-central parts of the country.
Namwater is to commence repairs to the second pumping line at the Calueque Dam in Omusati region.
-Agriculture, Water and Forestry Minister, John Mutorwa, has commended the work of the country's water utility company (NamWater) in living up to its mandate, even through the most difficult times.
