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Floods: Oshakati residents struggle to enter own homes

Town council blames home owners for filling yards with sand
Residents want a lasting solution to the annual flooding that disrupts their lives nearly every year during this time.
Kenya Kambowe
Heavy rains over the past weeks have left many northern townships flooded, particularly those constructed in floodplains. The resulting water accumulation has turned erven into poo
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-13

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