The Swakopmund Residents Association held its annual general meeting on May 7, 2024, at Swakopmund Plaza Hotel, where Rowan van Dyk was elected Chairman. Key discussions included council reports, debt collection progress, and financial matters. The current Executive Committee was re-elected, with three new members joining, while some resignations were announced.
The Swakopmund Residents Association (SRA) supports the Street-Based People initiative, funding NGOs and the Coastal Community Youth Faculty to assist individuals living on the streets. Their efforts align with the “Don’t Give Change, Be the Change” campaign, promoting responsible giving and essential services.
The Swakopmund Residents Association (SRA) aims to convert followers into members to better represent community interests. At the upcoming July meeting, updated membership figures will be shared. Benefits of joining include staying informed about local issues, voting on policies, and connecting with neighbors. Membership can be obtained online, in person, or by mail.
The Swakopmund community must collectively ensure infrastructure maintenance, addressing public spaces, private property upkeep, and government-owned buildings. Urgent repairs are essential to preserve the city’s aesthetic and historical value, fostering local pride and enhancing safety for residents and visitors alike.