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OBSERVER COASTAL | Ex-drug dealer gives school children free haircuts – Windhoek Observer

Renthia Kaimbi Fifty young boys in Walvis Bay received free back-to-school haircuts yesterday after a local barber opened his doors to give back to the community. The gesture came from the owner of El Shaddai Barbershop, 27-year-old Lumardo Mouton said the act was part of repairing harm he caused in the past. “I destroyed so many people in my community from smuggling drugs. So this was part of how I am paying back,” he said. Mouton shared that f…Walvis Bay · Walvis Bay Read Article

A Namib Desert Beetle Runs to Stay Cool: How Scientists Solved the Puzzle of This Unique and Speedy Species

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The Namib desert of south-western Africa can be extremely hot—the surface temperature can be over 50°C. But a surprising number of around 200 beetle species live on its bare, inhospitable-looking sand dunes.Africa · Walvis Bay See the Story

Tunacor replaces MD with former CEO …Hitula denies being fired or demoted over fishrot claims – Windhoek Observer

Renthia Kaimbi Tunacor Fisheries Limited, a Walvis Bay-based fishing company, has replaced its managing director with the company’s former chief executive officer, Gerrie Hough. Outgoing MD Peya Hitula confirmed to the Windhoek Observer that Hough had taken his place. However, Hitula refuted allegations of his firing or demotion. He said he has moved into a more senior governance role within the company. This comes as talks that started circu…Walvis Bay · Walvis Bay Read Article

$5.15m funding committed to industrial-scale green ammonia project in Namibia

SDG Namibia One Fund has committed up to $5.15m to support the Zhero Molecules Walvis Bay Project, an industrial-scale green ammonia project on Namibia’s central coast.(Image source: © Mining and Energy [[https:///miningandenergy/ Mining and Energy]]A development funding agreement between with SDG Namibia One Fund and Zhero Europe will advance the development of the Zhero Molecules Walvis Bay Project. Read more...Walvis Bay · Walvis Bay See the Story

Namibia: Walvis Bay Residents Reminded of Fireworks Ban

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The Municipality of Walvis Bay has reiterated that the use of fireworks in town is prohibited - unless prior authorisation has been obtained from the relevant authorities.Africa · Walvis Bay Read Article

Stock Market Today, Dec. 23: Plug Power's Namibia Launch Fails to Lift Investor Sentiment

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Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG), extended its losses on Tuesday, closing the session at $2.05, down 2.8%. The developer of hydrogen fuel cell and electrolyzer systems is down almost 10.5% in the past five days. Tuesday's trading volume reached 81.3 million shares, about 39% below its three-month average of 129.6 million. Positive news about its Namibia electrolyzer installation failed to boost this volatile stock. Plug Power IPO'd in 1999 and has falle…Walvis Bay · Walvis Bay See the Story

H2-View News: EU-backed fund supports 500,000-tonne Namibian green ammonia plant

Under a funding agreement, Namibian clean investment fund, SDG Namibia One Fund, said it would provide blended finance to complete development and feasibility work through to a 2027 final investment decision. Zhero was founded in 2022 by Marco Alvera, the CEO of green hydrogen-based synthetic methane firm TES. It describes itself as the owner andFinance · Walvis Bay Read Article

OBSERVER COASTAL | Walvis Bay council checks festive season readiness of safety teams – Windhoek Observer

Renthia Kaimbi Walvis Bay mayor Johannes Shimbilinga last week led a delegation of councillors on a tour of the municipality’s Traffic and Fire Brigade departments. The visit aimed to give councillors a clearer view of the daily work and challenges faced by essential service providers responsible for public safety and emergency response in the town. Councillors received guided tours of both departments and observed operations firsthand. The visi…Walvis Bay · Walvis Bay Read Article

Grindrod pushes ahead despite tough commodities market – Windhoek Observer

Chamwe Kaira Grindrod Limited, the JSE-listed freight and logistics company that recently opened a new warehouse at the Port of Walvis Bay, reported a steady performance for the 11 months ending 30 November 2025. The company achieved this despite operating in a turbulent commodities market. The company said global mining commodity markets remained under pressure during the period due to shifting supply and demand, rising geopolitical uncertainty…Walvis Bay · Walvis Bay Read Article

WBCG project manager quits after claiming toxic work environment – Windhoek Observer

Justicia Shipena Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG) project officer Verna Tjivera has resigned after accusing senior management of sexual harassment, bullying and forcing her into constructive dismissal. In a letter dated 1 December 2025, seen by the Windhoek Observer and written by her lawyer Richard Metcalfe to acting chief executive officer Edward Shivute of WBCG, Tjivera detailed her allegations. She said she faced sexual harassment and “di…Bullying · Walvis Bay Read Article

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OBSERVER COASTAL | Ex-drug dealer gives school children free haircuts – Windhoek Observer

A Namib Desert Beetle Runs to Stay Cool: How Scientists Solved the Puzzle of This Unique and Speedy Species

Tunacor replaces MD with former CEO …Hitula denies being fired or demoted over fishrot claims – Windhoek Observer

$5.15m funding committed to industrial-scale green ammonia project in Namibia

Namibia: Walvis Bay Residents Reminded of Fireworks Ban

Stock Market Today, Dec. 23: Plug Power's Namibia Launch Fails to Lift Investor Sentiment

H2-View News: EU-backed fund supports 500,000-tonne Namibian green ammonia plant

OBSERVER COASTAL | Walvis Bay council checks festive season readiness of safety teams – Windhoek Observer

Grindrod pushes ahead despite tough commodities market – Windhoek Observer

WBCG project manager quits after claiming toxic work environment – Windhoek Observer

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OBSERVER COASTAL | Ex-drug dealer gives school children free haircuts – Windhoek Observer

A Namib Desert Beetle Runs to Stay Cool: How Scientists Solved the Puzzle of This Unique and Speedy Species

Tunacor replaces MD with former CEO …Hitula denies being fired or demoted over fishrot claims – Windhoek Observer

$5.15m funding committed to industrial-scale green ammonia project in Namibia

Namibia: Walvis Bay Residents Reminded of Fireworks Ban

Stock Market Today, Dec. 23: Plug Power's Namibia Launch Fails to Lift Investor Sentiment

H2-View News: EU-backed fund supports 500,000-tonne Namibian green ammonia plant

OBSERVER COASTAL | Walvis Bay council checks festive season readiness of safety teams – Windhoek Observer

Grindrod pushes ahead despite tough commodities market – Windhoek Observer

WBCG project manager quits after claiming toxic work environment – Windhoek Observer

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