Ongwediva’s first council leisure park nears completion
The Ongwediva Town Council in Namibia is nearing completion of its first municipal leisure park, a N$3.1 million project located at Extension 11. The facility aims to provide residents with new recreational space, including a beach volleyball court and picnic areas.
Why it matters
This development represents a significant investment in local public infrastructure and community well-being for the residents of Ongwediva.
ONGWEDIVA – After years of having Bennie’s Entertainment Park as an established leisure destination, Ongwediva residents are set to gain another recreational attraction, with the town’s first leisure park under the town council nearing completion at Extension 11.
The N$3.1 million project is being developed by the Ongwediva Town Council as part of its efforts to expand public amenities and improve recreational opportunities for residents.
The park, which has reached 90% completion in its second phase, is expected to provide families with additional space to relax, enjoy outdoor activities and spend time together.
For Vanyenga Daniela, who has lived in Ongwediva for the past 24 years, the development is particularly exciting because it will give her large family another place to unwind, especially on hot days.
“This is one of the most exciting developments for Ongwediva after the trade fair.
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