Walvis Bay Vendors Face Eviction from Central Business District
Informal traders operating in the Walvis Bay central business district (CBD) face imminent removal after the municipality issued a directive ordering them to vacate their trading spots by yesterday. The traders, many of whom say they paid municioal fees just last year to operate from their current locations, claim they have been left in the dark about where they should operate from. Lukas Lukas says he has been trading in the town centre between Bank Windhoek and Woerman Broc
Informal traders in Walvis Bay's central business district (CBD) are facing imminent eviction after the municipality ordered them to vacate their trading spots by yesterday. Many traders claim they paid municipal fees last year for their current locations and are uncertain about where to relocate. The municipality issued a notice requiring traders to move to designated areas, but acknowledges that no such areas currently exist in the CBD. A joint cleanup operation with law enforcement is planned for traders who do not comply.
The impending eviction of Walvis Bay vendors from the CBD raises concerns about livelihoods and the lack of designated trading spaces, highlighting challenges in urban planning and informal sector management.
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