15 passenger vessels and 18 cruise liners expected in Namibia
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Namibia is gearing up for the arrival of 15 passenger vessels at the port of Luderitz and 18 cruise liners at the port of Walvis Bay between November 2023 and February 2024.
Namibia is gearing up for the arrival of 15 passenger vessels at the port of Luderitz and 18 cruise liners at the port of Walvis Bay between November 2023 and February 2024.
The Green Hydrogen Project at Luderitz has triggered a demand for flights between Windhoek and Luderitz as business travellers travel there.
This was revealed by Fly Namibia Station Controller Elroy Bock in an interview with nbc News.
A fire broke early this morning on the first floor of the historic one-story Pupkwewitz Megabuild hardware retail shop building constructed in 1906 at Luderitz.
Local firefighters responded to the fire and managed to put it out.
The Mayor of Luderitz has appealed to Namibians, and in particular coastal communities, to protect the country's marine ecosystem.
Benjamin McKay made the call during the launch of the Namibian Islands' Marine Protected Area (NIMPA) project at Luderitz.
For those that might find it a challenge to paint or draw, joining a sketch and sip session might just bring out the inner artist in you.
The Mayor of Luderitz, Benjamin Mckay, has hailed the just-ended annual Crayfish Festival at the southern harbour town as a success.
Mckay says this year's festival, which was held under the theme 'Our Ocean, Our Legacy', was bigger and better in every aspect compared to last year.
ǃNamiǂNûs Constituency Councillor Suzan Ndjaleka says her office has embarked on an initiative to regularise undocumented long-term residents of Luderitz.
The annual Crayfish Festival creates a platform for the development of the domestic economy of Luderitz as well as for the fulfillment of the increasing need for intercultural dialogue.
The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Derek Klazen, said this when he officially opened the festival.
The principal of Diaz Primary School at Luderitz, Jacqueline Rukamba, is happy with the government's school feeding programme, which covers 80% of all pre-primary and primary schools in the country.
The Namibian Navy sailed from Walvis Bay on Tuesday and arrived at the Luderitz harbor Wednesday morning to support the Cray Fish Festival, scheduled to start on Friday.