Namport CEO pays tribute to Founding President Sam Nujoma
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Namport's CEO, Andrew Kanime, says Founding President Sam Nujoma had a keen interest in the company's operations and had consistently made time to assess the progress of the ports.
Namport's CEO, Andrew Kanime, says Founding President Sam Nujoma had a keen interest in the company's operations and had consistently made time to assess the progress of the ports.
Operatec Maritime and Industrial Training College (OMITC) unlocked opportunities in the oil and gas sector for 15 underprivileged youth at Walvis Bay.
15 young people at Walvis Bay gained skills and knowledge to work in the offshore oil and gas industry.
A Walvis Bay woman wants to make a significant impact in her community, as she is about to embark on a new journey as a volunteer aboard the Logos Hope Ship.
Six of the seven individuals accused of the murder of Matheus Sheehama appeared in the Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court today for a bail application hearing.
At just 35, Eldina Emma Gaweses has become a symbol of resilience and hope in her community at Walvis Bay.
Raised by her grandmother in an extended family setting, Gaweses' selflessness has touched the lives of many, despite her struggles.
Some workers at the Merlus Fishing factory in Walvis Bay are still apprehensive about returning to work following an ammonia leak that they were exposed to on Wednesday.
The ammonia leak occurred at a fishing vessel that was being repaired near the factory.
The festive season's effects on the coastal towns of Swakopmund, Henties Bay, and Walvis Bay, where holidaymakers had flocked for the festive season, are wearing off as many begin their journey back to their destinations.
Now that it is the beginning of the new year, beaches like Independence Beach at Walvis Bay are still packed with visitors.
Spending time at the beach and swimming in the ocean is the perfect way to spend the last few days of the summer holiday.
As many families across the world celebrate family day by spending time together, some are grieving the loss of their loved ones who died in 2024.
As the holiday season draws near, the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay shimmer with festive spirit.
The mayors of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay say the year 2024 has been a challenging one.
Throughout the year, the neighbours supported each other and found innovative ways to assist local businesses and customers.