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Taati Nilenge

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Muhuura pays tribute to late founding father

Swapo Erongo regional coordinator Daniel Muhuura said 8 February would be known as one of the darkest days in the country’s history, as Namibia has lost a liberation icon and leader. Muhuura said that the late founding president Sam Shafiishuna…

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Oily substance, dead fish wash ashore at Long Beach

A coastal resident discovered dead fish and an oily substance along the Long Beach shore on Saturday. She reported that her feet were covered with oil while walking along the beach. She also noticed dead fish covered with an oily…

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Quadriplegic’s dream home becomes reality

MARIO Thaniseb (37) remembers the day he received the news that his housing loan was approved. He still cannot get used to the idea that, against all odds, he is the owner of a two-bedroom house. The C4-C5 quadriplegic’s life…

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Walvis Bay youth gain another N$1.8 million for climate projects

Walvis Bay youth have taken an opportunity offered by the Bloomberg Philanthropies Youth Climate Action Fund to come up with projects that will benefit the climate and their community. The young people, who were awarded N$1 million in 2024 for…

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The highs and lows of tutoring

When Walvis Bay tutors Ester Joseph (33), John Shafetango (30) and Elizabeth Andreas (59) walk the streets of the town, they are often greeted by young and old. “Hi Sir Johnny, hi Miss Ester, hi Miss Elizabeth!” The tutors say…

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Kindergarten comes closer to Green Valley’s toddlers

The children of Green Valley, also known as Farm 37 outside Walvis Bay, wake up early and excitedly make their way to the residence of Emma Gaweses. An early childhood development centre was recently established on Gaweses’ premises by Marlene…

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The price of being a good Samaritan

Balancing sleepless nights, early mornings and the demands of family and community, Anastacia Dee (37) pours her heart into transforming lives through charity. Dee was raised in a family that believes in giving back – a tradition that was started…

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