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Property owners in Ausblick and Academia will face the highest increases in municipal rates and taxes after the City of Windhoek approved an average 4% tariff adjustment for the 2026/27 financial year.
According to the City, homeowners in Ausblick are expected to see an estimated monthly increase of N$436.09, the highest among residential suburbs, followed by Academia (N$362.76), Klein Windhoek (N$340.33) and Kleine Kuppe (N$339.77).
The tariff adjustment applies to water, rates and taxes, sewerage, waste management, refuse removal and the fire brigade levy, with the municipality saying the increase is necessary to maintain service delivery and the City's financial sustainability.
Lower-income suburbs will experience smaller increases. Okuryangava is expected to record the lowest estimated monthly increase at N$63.97, followed by Goreangab (N$90.36), Otjomuise (N$98.20) and Katutura Central (N$126.87).
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