Kgatleng and other councils tied child-grant registration to revenue drives while weighing roads and sewage – the everyday arithmetic of local government.
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Property
Housing Finance: How Namibia’s Budget Redirects Capital to the NHE
The budget takes money from subsidies and points it at the country’s housing backlog.
Transmission: How the ANNA Line Becomes Namibia’s Next Big Build
A power deal on paper turns into steel towers marching toward the Angolan border.
Local Content: How a 15% Target Reshapes Namibian Construction
A single percentage sets how much of an oil-scale build stays in Namibian hands.
Walvis Bay: How AGL’s N$800m Terminal Investment Grows Namibian Capacity
A global logistics operator is spending big to make Namibia’s main port handle more.
Luderitz: How a N$4bn Port Expansion Prepares Namibia for the Oil Rush
A quiet southern harbour is being enlarged to carry the weight of an offshore boom.
Berths 10 and 11: The Walvis Bay Terminal Behind One Avocado Container
Terminal, quay, reefer and road – the fixed assets behind one refrigerated box of fruit.
Completions: Why Windhoek’s Finished Buildings Lag Its Approvals
Plans approved are promises; buildings finished are proof. In January, the two diverged.
Housing Pipeline: How Residential Plans Led Windhoek’s January Build Numbers
The capital’s building approvals reveal a market building homes, not offices.