IPC-President Panduleni Ithula visits fire-ravaged Twaloloka
The leader of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC), Dr Panduleni Itula, paid a visit to Walvis Bay yesterday, to…
Mega-cold store for Walvis Bay to facilitate mass fish exports
A cold storage facility, with a capacity of 12 500 tons, will be constructed at Walvis Bay at a total…
Foreign nationals who overstayed their welcome have till 28 February to leave Namibia without fear for prosecution
Sharlien Tjambari Foreign nationals who have exceeded the period stipulated in their last permit due to Covid-19 lockdown or overstayed…
Walvis Bay Corridor Group proves a strict quarantine regime can curb spread of the Coronavirus
A strict quarantine regime kept by the Walvis Bay Corridor Group, with progressive buy-in from the road freight sector, has…
Close to one million Namibians live in informal settlements
Rudi Bowe IPC-President Panduleni Ithula says N$12 billion needed to liberate people from the ghettos The President of the Independent…
Schools ready to resume
Rudi Bowe With the majority of schools in the Erongo Region having the green light in terms of their readiness…
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IPC-President Panduleni Ithula visits fire-ravaged Twal…
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Mega-cold store for Walvis Bay to facilitate mass fish …
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Foreign nationals who overstayed their welcome have til…
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Walvis Bay Corridor Group proves a strict quarantine re…
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Close to one million Namibians live in informal settlem…
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Schools ready to resume
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Namibian Karate champions can qualify for Co…
Rudi Bowe Five of Namibia’s leading karate champions still have a small chance to qualify for the 2021 Olympic Games in Japan. The aim…
The Chairmans Cup
The first month of the New Year has passed the halfway mark, whew how time flies while having fun. The first competition of the…
Germany supports education and sports
Germany continues to support Namibia in the area of education and sports during the COVID-19 pandemic through small-scale support for educational and sports organisations.…
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IPC-President Panduleni Ithula visits fire-ravaged Twaloloka
The leader of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC), Dr Panduleni Itula, paid a visit to Walvis Bay yesterday, to assess first hand…
Mega-cold store for Walvis Bay to facilitate mass fish exports
A cold storage facility, with a capacity of 12 500 tons, will be constructed at Walvis Bay at a total price tag of…
Foreign nationals who overstayed their welcome have till 28 February to leave Namibia without fear for prosecution
Sharlien Tjambari Foreign nationals who have exceeded the period stipulated in their last permit due to Covid-19 lockdown or overstayed for any reason…
Walvis Bay Corridor Group proves a strict quarantine regime can curb spread of the Coronavirus
A strict quarantine regime kept by the Walvis Bay Corridor Group, with progressive buy-in from the road freight sector, has assisted health officials…
Close to one million Namibians live in informal settlements
Rudi Bowe IPC-President Panduleni Ithula says N$12 billion needed to liberate people from the ghettos The President of the Independent Patriots for Change…
Schools ready to resume
Rudi Bowe With the majority of schools in the Erongo Region having the green light in terms of their readiness to resume face-to-face…
Laerskool Walvisbaai appoints new School Director
We would like to introduce the new position of School Director at Laerskool Walvisbaai. We are so delighted to announce the appointment of…
Seabird deaths in Namibia’s demersal longline industry reduced by whopping 98%
The Namibian Albatross Task Force is celebrating a major conservation success story after a decade of work with the country’s fishing industry and…
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The International School of Walvis Bay will have its Annual International Day this coming Saturday, 29 June at Jan Wilken Stadium. Prepare for a day filled with fun…
Mr Keith Gelderbloem (pictured above) is proud to announce the opening of his Sentra super-market in the Narraville suburb of Walvis Bay. The store opens tomorrow (26 June)…
Rudi Bowe Walvis Bay fishing companies Omaru Fishing and Seaworks as part of their corporate social responsibility donated fish to numerous vulnerable community groups. A total of 6…