Laws, policies and regulations

The Urban and Regional Planning Act, 2018 (Act No. 5 of 2018) provides a framework for sustainable land use, urban development, and regional growth in Namibia. It promotes integrated development, public participation, and regulated land use through zoning, development plans, and planning authorities.

Key provisions include the establishment of Planning Boards, zoning regulations, and processes for land subdivision and consolidation. The Act ensures orderly development while addressing modern urbanization challenges.

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Accordion Content

Stay informed about how we manage municipal accounts and services. The Credit Control Policy outlines payment terms, procedures, and support options to help you maintain your account in good standing.

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For more information contact the Credit Control Officer at +264 63 245 615 or at email cnarimas@marmun.org.na 

The Local Authorities Fire Brigade Services Act, 2006 (Act No. 5 of 2006) regulates fire brigade services by local authorities in Namibia, ensuring effective fire prevention, emergency response, and public safety. It sets standards for fire services, mandates proper training for personnel, and ensures adequate resources for emergencies.

The Act aims to protect lives and property by establishing reliable fire and emergency services across municipalities.

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No. 176, Model Fire Brigade Services Regulations under the Local Authorities Fire Brigade Services Act, 2006 (Act No. 5 of 2006) provide guidelines for the operation of fire services by local authorities in Namibia. They cover staffing, equipment, training, and response protocols to ensure effective fire prevention and emergency management.

The regulations aim to standardize fire service practices across municipalities, ensuring efficient and reliable responses to emergencies.

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The Local Authorities Fire Brigade Services Act, 2006 is supported by the General Regulations, 2010 (Government Notice 177 of 2010), which outline standards for fire brigade operations, including staffing, training, equipment, and emergency response procedures.

These regulations ensure local authorities maintain effective and consistent fire services, protecting public safety and property.

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