Otjomuise flash floods affected residents reluctant to relocate

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2025-01-07

WINDHOEK, 07 January 2025 - Otjomuise residents affected by flooding are waiting to be relocated to Goreangab. (Photo: Justina Shuumbwa) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 07 JAN (NAMPA) - Otjomuise residents who were left homeless after recent flash floods experienced in the city, on Tuesday expressed dissatisfaction with their planned relocation to Goreangab by the City of Windhoek (CoW).
One such resident, Joshua Nakalemo (31) who not only lost his home, but his business too, said that he will not relocate to Goreangab because the affected residents have not yet been shown the area to where they will b...

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