-The Otavi Town Council has been unable to honour its municipal payments obligations, the town Council says this is a result of ever-increasing water tariffs by NAMWATER.
-National water utility (NAMWATER) has condemned "in the strongest terms" a media report that it had shut its offices after registering a case of COVID-19.
-Due to COVID-19 positive tests of staff members a number of companies in Namibia are forced to close their doors for 14 days. NAMWATER is one such company that announced today that it will temporarily close its head office in Windhoek.
-Namwater says it has no plan to increase water consumption tariffs this year and is still awaiting approval from the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform.
-Chief executive officers from different municipalities in the Erongo Region are asking NAMWATER why the company is not providing free water during the state of emergency.
-The Chairperson of the Hardap Farmers Association, Dawie De Klerk has dismissed speculations that Namwater will stop providing water to irrigation schemes in the region at the end of this month.
-Farmers in Omusati and Oshana now have adequate water for their animals after Namwater completed cleaning exercise of the canal that supply water to the Uuvudhiya Constituency.
Namwater has started pumping water from Olushandja/Etaka dam to Uuvudhiya for animal consumption.
-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.
