DUMPSITE POVERTY MARS INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY

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While some quarters celebrate Independence Day, more than two hundred people living on the outskirts of the Walvis Bay municipality dumpsite say they have little to celebrate as they continue to struggle for survival.

WALVIS BAY RESIDENTS DEMAND ACTION OVER TOXIC DUMP SMOKE

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Walvis Bay residents are outraged about toxic smoke from burning tyres and illegal activity at a dump site, and they are demanding urgent action from authorities.

Residents expressed anger and frustration at a public meeting in Walvis Bay.

WALVIS BAY COMMUNITY WORRIED ABOUT RISING SCHOOL CRIMES

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School crimes, from bullying to theft, are becoming increasingly common among learners, and community leaders at Walvis Bay are concerned.

Walvis Bay Deputy Mayor Miina Hangula said certain forms of unacceptable behaviour at schools are gradually becoming normalised.

SME OWNERS IN WALVIS BAY RECEIVE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT

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Several small and medium enterprise (SME) owners at Walvis Bay received business equipment from the Walvis Bay Rural Constituency Office in their effort to stimulate local economic growth and reduce poverty. 

KUISEBMUND SCHOOL GALA RAISES N$3 MILLION

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The Kuisebmund Secondary School Hall Project Gala Dinner, held in Walvis Bay, has successfully raised nearly N$3 million.

Speaking at the fundraising event, Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare said strategic investments in youth empowerment, skills development, and community growth start with education.