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City of Windhoek launches N$12m streetlight survey

By Sostenus Wilherm The City of Windhoek has launched a N$12 million project to digitally map and inspect its more than 17,000 streetlights. This move aims to improve public safety, maintenance and infrastructure management. The citywide Streetlight Survey Project, which began on 15 July, is expected to take 28 months to complete. It will involve

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City of Windhoek launches N$12m streetlight survey

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WIRE — By Sostenus Wilherm The City of Windhoek has launched a N$12 million project to digitally map and inspect its more than 17,000 streetlights. This move aims to improve public safety, maintenance and infrastructure management. The citywide Streetlight Survey Project, which began on 15 July, is expected to take 28 months to complete. It will involve

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