Ndumba J Kamwanyah By Ndumba J Kamwanyah 25 August 2024 Windhoek Mayor Queen Kamati’s recent site visits to assess traffic flow and enforce by-laws, particularly concerning illegal trading, have sparked a significant debate about the city’s approach to managing its informal sector. While efforts to maintain order and cleanliness in the nation’s capital are understandable, the …
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https://namibia.un.org/en/245839-namibia-takes-bold-step-towards-formalizing-informal-economy The Bank of Namibia, the Government, and the UN organized a Multi-Stakeholder Workshop on the National Diagnostic of Informality. The event was held at the Safari Hotel & Conference Centre in Windhoek and was attended by a varied group of stakeholders from civil society, trade unions, government, private sector, research and academia, and development …
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Eveline Street market earmarked for renewal Martin Endjala At its last council meeting on 31 August, the Windhoek Municipality resolved to approve the upgrading of the Onghendambala Market for informal traders on erf 3222 on Eveline Street in the Goreangab residential area. The council approved a request by VISET Namibia, which received funding from the …
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