The President of Independent Patriots for Change (IPC), Panduleni Iitula, has urged the electorate to carefully consider their future and their true desires before casting their votes.
The CAF African Schools COSAFA Qualifiers Championship officially started at the Jan Wilkens Stadium in Walvis Bay.
With 14 matches scheduled, let's dive into the action!
Magistrate Vicky Nikolaidis has postponed the case of seven individuals accused of murdering NUST student Matheus Sheehama at Walvis Bay, to next week.
The seven suspects made a second court appearance, and their case was postponed to the 22nd and 23rd of October for a formal bail application.
The residents of Walvis Bay's Kuisebmund suburb are changing the lives of children there.
Former fish factory workers Elizabeth Andreas and Ester Josef established the Faith Academy to give hope to slow learners.
A plastic surgery campaign under the Namibian Medical Outreach Services is in progress at the Walvis Bay District hospital.
The initiative is aimed at enhancing access to health care and addressing specific medical needs within the community.
Swapo Party presidential candidate Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is confident in the mobilisation activities at Walvis Bay, which partly resulted in the return of former member and councillor Knowledge Ipinge and others to the party.
Walvis Bay Junior Mayor Fisabo Mapalo says the youth's voice on climate change should be heard, as they hold the future of the planet and the next generation.
Mapalo said this during the Young Citizens Green Economy Conference held at Walvis Bay.
Walvis Bay residents are mobilising themselves to legally fight the municipality over the Red Force contract.
The Red Force debt collection contract was reinstated last week after the matter between the Walvis Bay municipality and the debt collectors was settled in the High Court last week.
The 2023 National Fish Consumption Survey indicates that the Hardap Region remains one of the leading meat-consuming regions in Namibia, with fish consumption still seen as a luxury.
In August, Walvis Bay residents gathered to view a new documentary about a tragic bomb blast that occurred 38 years ago.
Produced by local residents Taati Niilenge and Isdor Shilongo, the film commemorates the lives lost in the explosion at the Atlantic Meat Market.
