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Thirsty Namibians and parched promises

… Communities lack access to drinking water amid political parties promising free water and global funding for projects “People have been suffering for years.” Clemence Hinanifa of the Otjimbingwe Farmers’ Association says the lack of water at his village has…

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Namibia to follow tight controls on food imports

Namibia launched tight import inspection controls to improve its capacity to detect and prevent substandard food products from entering the local market on Tuesday. The initiative, a collaboration between the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and the Namibian Standards Institution…

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Shotokan Swakopmund celebrates year of excellence 

The Shotokan Karate Academy Swakopmund (JSKA Namibia) recently recognised the achievements of its karateka across all levels. From children to seasoned campaigners, the dojo has consistently showcased excellence at national and international events throughout the year. Sensei Valdemar Swart, the…

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Naval base proposedfor Kunene River

A parliamentary standing committee has proposed the creation of a naval base at the Kunene River. The National Council standing committee on agriculture, environment and natural resources says this is to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing. In a…

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Water emergency hits Swakop

Residents and businesses at Swakopmund are facing a water supply crisis due to a pipeline break in the Omdel-Swakopmund water supply system. This was announced by the Swakopmund Municipality on Wednesday.The disruption has left the town reliant on limited reserves…

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Boy dies of suspected snake bite

A boy (4) has died of a suspected snake bite at Otumue village near Uis.The boy, identified by the police as Joseph Ndumentu, was bitten while sleeping on Tuesday.Erongo police spokesperson chief inspector Ileni Shapumba says Joseph’s father reported that…

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Killer bees at Swakop leave three dogs dead, woman hospitalised

Three dogs died and a woman was hospitalised after a swarm of bees launched an attack at Kramersdorp, Swakopmund, on Saturday. Several other people and pets were also injured during the attack. A woman who prefers not to be named…

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Journalist trades pen for dog leash

In Namibia’s townships, amid harsh realities, an unexpected heroine roams the streets – Donna Collins, a veteran journalist-turned-animal advocate. Collins has traded her notepad for dog food, blankets and medicine. She drives through the streets of Swakopmund’s Mondesa and DRC…

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Swakopmund launches cleaning campaign ahead of festive season

The Municipality of Swakopmund launched the ‘Love Swakop? Leave No Litter’ campaign on Monday. The clean-up initiative is aimed at promoting environmental responsibility during the festive season, and kicked off yesterday. It will run until 31 December. The campaign comes…

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