Otjomuise
Otjomuise (Otjiherero: place of steam) is a township in north-western Windhoek, Namibia.
Otjomuise
8ste Laan
8ste Laan (Afrikaans, 8th street) is an unincorporated informal settlement adjacent to the Otjomuise residential area. The City of Windhoek claims that the land is meant for recreational purposes and not for housing. It served the shack owners with evictions because the occupation of erf 4421 on which the 8ste Laan's shacks have been erected was not authorized by them.[1]
Despite all this controversy the 8ste Laan community has gardening project that supplies Khomasdal soup kitchens with vegetables. This gardening project was launched by the founding father of Namibia, Dr Sam Nujoma, to stop people from depending on the government.[2]
gollark: Sounds fun.
gollark: It would be interesting if they scaled it up another order of magnitude or two.
gollark: Neural network stuff, and the fancy GPT models, tend to be better, but also far more complex and computationally intensive.
gollark: Some of them will look back several words, or do it by characters instead.
gollark: A very simple and not good one.
References
- Shigwedha, Absalom (12 October 2010). "Squatters face eviction". The Namibian.
- Kupulo, Chris (23 August 2010). "Community of 8ste Laan in Windhoek's Otjimuise residential area now have a gardening project". Namibian Broadcasting Corporation.
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