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Namibia: Rundu Residents Raise Concern Over Continued Sewer Leaks

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Residents of Rundu's Hilka Park have raised concern over continued sewer leaks in their area which expose them to potential diseases.

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Namibia: Rundu Residents Raise Concern Over Continued Sewer Leaks

Residents of Rundu's Hilka Park have raised concern over continued sewer leaks in their area which expose them to potential diseases.

·South Africa
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Rundu residents raise concern over continued sewer leaks

Residents of Rundu’s Hilka Park have raised concern over continued sewer leaks in their area which expose them to potential diseases. Residents’ representative Prince Muha has said sewerage blockages, unsanitary conditions and an unpleasant smell have been neglected for a long time. Muha says the situation has been aggravated by bureaucratic deflections between the Rundu Town Council and Armstrong Property Developers which have left the communit…

·Windhoek, Namibia
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The Namibian broke the news in Windhoek, Namibia on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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