City’s electrification drive to connect 1 300 households in informal settlements

The City of Windhoek’s electrification programme targeting 1 298 households across informal settlements is making steady progress, with work at several sites nearing completion as the municipality moves to expand access to essential services.

The city leadership, led by chief executive Moses Matyayi and councillors, visited various project sites including Mix Settlement on Friday to assess the progress made since the programme was launched in April this year.

Matyayi says the visit aimed to update residents on the implementation of council resolutions and demonstrate the municipality’s commitment to improving living conditions in informal settlements.