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City of Windhoek faces N$300 million annual funding shortfall

Staff Reporter THE City of Windhoek's Acting Strategic Executive for Finance and Customer Services, Samuel Mutonga, has revealed that the municipality faces an annual funding shortfall of approximately N$300 million. Mutonga made the disclosure during the City's recent two-day engagement with Prime Minister Dr Elijah Ngurare, where he pointed out that Namibia is among the ... The post City of Windhoek faces N$300 million annual funding shortfall appeared first on Informanté.

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City of Windhoek faces N$300 million annual funding shortfall

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WIRE — Staff Reporter THE City of Windhoek's Acting Strategic Executive for Finance and Customer Services, Samuel Mutonga, has revealed that the municipality faces an annual funding shortfall of approximately N$300 million. Mutonga made the disclosure during the City's recent two-day engagement with Prime Minister Dr Elijah Ngurare, where he pointed out that Namibia is among the ... The post City of Windhoek faces N$300 million annual funding shortfall appeared first on Informanté.

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