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Oshakati bans peeing in public at Omatala

Summary by The Namibian
War veterans challenge crackdown as ‘colonisation’ The message on the prohibition sign is clear: No urinating, defecating. Offenders will be prosecuted. And the whips are hard to miss. Security guards hired by the Oshakati Town Council are wielding the whips, making sure the public complies with the regulation against urinating and defecating in public at the open market, also known as Omatala. Just a week ago, members of the public routinely di…
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The Namibian broke the news in Windhoek, Namibia on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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