Waste turns to wealth at Katutura hub
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 17/09/2025
The Katutura Waste Buyback Centre has attracted over 9 500 vendors since opening last year, promoting recycling, income generation and sustainable waste management. City of Windhoek spokesperson Lydia Amutenya says the centre has attracted approximately 9 587 vendors since last September. The (…)
... Article published by "The Namibian" (Namibia), read more
For any information or claim on this article, see directly with the newspaper.
In Namibian newspapers
Former Namcor manager defends millions in assets
Former National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor) manager Cedric Willemse says he had several businesses (…)
[The Namibian] - 10/09/2025
Chiefs selling land likea piece of cake – Sankwasa
Minister of urban and rural development James Sankwasa has raised alarm over the rampant sale of communal land by (…)
[The Namibian] - 9/09/2025
Vuelta final stage abandoned due to pro-Palestinian protest, Vingegaard crowned
The final stage of the Vuelta a Espana was abandoned on Sunday because of huge pro-Palestinian protests in Madrid, (…)
[The Namibian] - 14/09/2025
Businesses urged to prioritise local suppliers
Justicia Shipena The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) has urged companies to support local (…)
[Windhoek Observer] - 12/09/2025
Eight regions benefit from elephant meat drought relief
Prime minister Elijah Ngurare last week gave an update in parliament that his office, through its drought relief (…)
[The Namibian] - 15/09/2025
