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Namibia: Poverty-Stricken Walvis Residents Live On Dumpsite

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Clarence Tjipundi (32) and his neighbours stand at the entrance of the Walvis Bay dumpsite, waiting for the next truck to arrive.

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Namibia: Poverty-Stricken Walvis Residents Live On Dumpsite

Clarence Tjipundi (32) and his neighbours stand at the entrance of the Walvis Bay dumpsite, waiting for the next truck to arrive.

·South Africa
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The NamibianThe Namibian

Poverty-stricken Walvis residents live on dumpsite

Clarence Tjipundi (32) and his neighbours stand at the entrance of the Walvis Bay dumpsite, waiting for the next truck to arrive. The group of men, covered in dirty overalls, are discussing current affairs in Namibia, keeping their eyes on the road. They are ready to jump onto the next truck showing up. Some of the men stand at a distance, listening to the news on small radios and scrolling through social media on their phones. As soon as they s…

·Windhoek, Namibia
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The Namibian broke the news in Windhoek, Namibia on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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