Anyone who lives in or regularly drives around Windhoek will be familiar with an increasingly unpleasant feature of life in parts of the city: the stench of overflowing sewers and wastewater running along streets, through open spaces and, at times, close to homes. This is not merely an aesthetic problem. It raises a more serious question: when sewage repeatedly escapes from the system and remains in places where people live, walk and play, at wh…
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