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NAC, NCAA to host 2025 SOE Games in Swakopmund
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NAC, NCAA to host 2025 SOE Games in Swakopmund

WALVIS BAY – The Namibia Airports Company (NAC), under the leadership of CEO Bisey /Uirab, has announced that it will host the State-Owned Enterprises’ (SOE) Games in Swakopmund from 1 to 6 July 2025.  The announcement was made on Tuesday during a press briefing at the Namport boardroom, where he highlighted the significance of sports...

Duo arrested for stealing tourist’s equipment
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Duo arrested for stealing tourist’s equipment

Two suspects have been arrested after stealing goods worth N$ 164 387 from a tourist’s vehicle at Brandberg Rest Camp in Uis early hours yesterday morning. Police say the suspects smashed the car window of a 25-year-old tourist and made off with items, including a Canon camera, lenses, an Apple MacBook Pro, and passports. Thanks...

N$5b needed annually for roads upkeep…maintenance strategy required for all roads 
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N$5b needed annually for roads upkeep…maintenance strategy required for all roads 

WALVIS BAY – Namibia requires about N$5 billion annually to effectively maintain its national roads network.  Road Fund Administration (RFA) CEO Ali Ipinge stated on Thursday that roads maintenance is quite a challenge due to limited available funding. He was speaking in Walvis Bay lastweek, where the RFA injected over N$250 million to rehabilitate key...

DRC gets N$20 million affordable private school
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DRC gets N$20 million affordable private school

SWAKOPMUND – Unprivileged children from the Democratic Resettlement Community (DRC) in Swakopmund can now access quality education for only N$180 per month, thanks to a German donor who constructed a state-of-the-art private school in the community. Werner Erkes funded more than N$20 million for the construction of the private school, in the heart of DRC....

Shimooshili:  Prepare early, choose the best
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Shimooshili:  Prepare early, choose the best

The president of the Namibia Football Association, Robert Shimooshili, stressed the need for improvement in the selection process for the junior teams that represented Namibia at the CAF African Schools Football Championship.  He says preparations should begin early and the selection of players must be done based on performance, to ensure a strong representation.  He...

VP wants probe into shack fires  
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VP wants probe into shack fires  

WALVIS BAY – Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah wants the cause of frequent shack fires in Walvis Bay thoroughly investigated, as it is not the only town battling the mushrooming of shacks. This is all while the government and its stakeholders are working around the clock to find a lasting solution to the nation’s housing crisis. ...

Fire leaves one dead, 100 families destitute 
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Fire leaves one dead, 100 families destitute 

WALVIS BAY – One person died, and over 100 families were displaced on Friday evening when another shack fire ravaged an illegal settlement where many, who came seeking greener pastures, had been occupying land since last year. The fire occurred around 18h30 at a piece of land situated close to Otweya, which belongs to the...

Armed robbers disappear with N$300 000
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Armed robbers disappear with N$300 000

WALVIS BAY – Popular Walvis Bay shop, Multisave Supermarket, became the latest victim in a spate of armed robberies carried out at the coast. According to the Erongo Police, the shopping outlet lost more than N$313 000 on Wednesday morning when armed robbers surprised the shop owner’s son, a 30-year-old man, as he was opening...

Plastic surgeons call for patients
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Plastic surgeons call for patients

WALVIS BAY – Namibians at the coast now have access to life-enhancing plastic surgery through the health ministry’s outreach programme, aimed at bringing services closer to the community The national plastic surgery campaign, spearheaded by the Namibian Medical Outreach Services, are currently at Walvis Bay District Hospital, conducting these critical services to all Namibians.  ...