The government has decided to revive and expedite the completion of the long-stalled Mass Housing Development Programme, focusing on three key sites: Windhoek, Swakopmund and Opuwo.
In Windhoek, the government has allocated N$90 million to complete 362 housing units, which have remained unfinished since 2017 due to legal challenges.
In Swakopmund, the government is in the early stages of working with New Era Investment contractors to complete 186 partially constructed houses. Meanwhile, in Opuwo,…
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