NHE houses nearing completion in Omuthiya

NAMPA

2024-11-01

OMUTHIYA, 01 NOV (NAMPA) - The construction of 30 houses by the National Housing Enterprise (NHE) in Omuthiya in the Oshikoto Region, is 80 per cent complete and expected to be handed over to the owners in December 2024.
This was revealed by NHE Corporate Communications and Marketing Manager, Mutonga Matali during a media tour of the N.dollars 6.5 million project at the town on Friday.
Matali said the houses prioritised for ultra and low-income e...

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