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Taati Nilenge

Taati Nilenge


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Witbooi calls for prosperity at Walvis Bay to honour reintegration

Vice president Lucia Witbooi has called on stakeholders, particularly the Municipality of Walvis Bay, to allocate resources prudently, prioritise investment in essential sectors, and redirect funds toward the socio-economic development of the town. She has also urged the business community…

Taati Nilenge

Walvis Bay municipality suggests shack levy

Walvis Bay deputy mayor Sara Mutondoka has informed members of the public at recent public meetings that the town council is planning to introduce shack levies at the town. Mutondoka explained at the meetings that were held at the town’s…

Taati Nilenge

Amathila dreams of Mandela statue at Walvis Bay

Former Cabinet minister Ben Amathila has expressed his desire to see a statue erected of the late freedom fighter and former South African president, Nelson Mandela, at Walvis Bay. Speaking at the 30th anniversary of the town’s reintegration on Friday,…

Taati Nilenge

Walvis Bay municipality suggests shack levy

Walvis Bay deputy mayor Sara Mutondoka has informed members of the public that council is planning to introduce shack levies at the town. Mutondoka explained at public meetings that were held at the town’s suburbs throughout March that the levies…

Taati Nilenge

Twaloloka fire victims reject eviction, demand answers

A group of about 30 Otweya residents who received houses in 2021 following the Twaloloka fire incident of 2020 are unhappy about an order to vacate their residences. The group, along with 134 others, received homes following the Twaloloka fire…

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Poverty-stricken Walvis residents live on dumpsite

Clarence Tjipundi (32) and his neighbours stand at the entrance of the Walvis Bay dumpsite, waiting for the next truck to arrive. The group of men, covered in dirty overalls, are discussing current affairs in Namibia, keeping their eyes on…

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Fire at Namport syncrolift

A fire occurred at the port of Walvis Bay on Sunday. According to a press statement by Namibian Ports Authority marketing and stakeholder engagement manager Cliff Shikuambi, the duty station received an emergency call at about 14h43, reporting a fire…

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The Namibian journalists shine at One Economy Foundation’s media awards

The Namibian print, digital media and radio journalists scooped awards at One Economy Foundation’s media awards in Windhoek on Friday. Journalists were awarded on their efforts in impactful reporting of sexual reproductive health, gender-based violence and mental health. The Namibian’s…

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