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Drug arrests at Walvis Bay

Erongo police made two drug busts at Walvis Bay this week. On Thursday, a woman (26) was found with 3 kilogrammes of cannabis, valued at N$154 450, at around 12h15 at Narraville. In another incident, a man (27) was found…

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Reward offered for stolen goods

A reawrd of N$18 329.89 is being offered to anyone who can assist in tracing items stolen at Walvis Bay earlier this month.According to Erongo chief inspector Ileni Shapumba, the items were stolen from a visitor from the United Arab…

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Identity of suspected Walvis suicide victim released

The Erongo police have confirmed that Sarlote Nambahu Haipito (25) has been identified as the woman who allegedly took her own life at Walvis Bay’s Independence Beach on Friday.According to Erongo police spokesperson chief inspector Ileni Shapumba, Haipito was observed…

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Woman found dead at Walvis Bay beach

An unidentified woman was found dead at Walvis Bay’s Independence Beach on Friday, after a suspected suicide. According to Erongo police spokesperson chief inspector Ileni Shapumba, the woman was observed by security guards arriving at the beach and sitting on…

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Walvis police engage shebeens, tuck shops on challenges

Shebeens, tuck shops and car wash owners met with the police at Kuisebmond on Tuesday to discuss challenges. They were urged to build partnerships with the police to ensure community safety. Erongo regional police commander commissioner Nikolaus Kupembona said the…

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Walvis hospital gets mobile intensive care unit

Walvis Bay State Hospital now has an intensive care unit (ICU) that can be disassembled, transported and reassembled in a matter of days. The United States (US) embassy in Namibia yesterday donated the state-of-the-art ICU to the Ministry of Health…

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Shop robbed at Walvis Bay

An armed robbery was reported at the Big Deal Cash and Carry market at Walvis Bay on Wednesday. According to Erongo police spokesperson chief inspector Ileni Shapumba, there was no money stolen and no injuries reported. Shapumba, however, noted that…

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Walvis Bay determined to fight debt collectors

Walvis Bay residents say they will not tolerate RedForce Debt Management’s operations on behalf of the town’s municipality. In a petition handed over to Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes yesterday, community member Elvis Goseb expressed his unhappiness about two previous…

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Minister bemoans high levels of illiteracy

Minister of education, arts and culture Anna Nghipondoka says although substantial efforts have been made in Africa to ensure access, completion and quality of basic education for all, the learning poverty rate is still high. She says the number of…

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Ghana keen to work with Namport

A delegation from Ghana, led by Ghana’s minister of foreign affairs and regional integration, Shirley Botchwey, paid the Namibian Ports Authority a visit yesterday. The delegation aimed to familiarise themselves with the operations at the port of Walvis Bay, and…

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Maxuilili hated shacks in Namibia

Those that attended a service at Walvis Bay on Saturday celebrating the legacy of the late freedom fighter Nathanael Maxuilili said shacks at the town would not have existed if he were still alive. Two panelists born at Walvis Bay,…

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Walvis Bay youth empowered in civic education

Social Enabled Education (SEE) Namibia, in collaboration with the United States embassy, hosted a two-day civic education workshop for Walvis Bay youth. The workshop, held under the youth election project, was held on Thursday and Friday. It aimed to foster…

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