Lindsay Ackerman, a self-admitted former drug addict turned advocate, is sharing her story to discourage drug abuse among the youth in Walvis Bay.
In an interview with Nbc News, Ackerman recounted her journey from addiction to recovery.
In the past two weeks, police in the Erongo Region have conducted a significant operation in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, resulting in the seizure of illegal drugs, stolen goods, and electronic devices valued at over N$1 million.
At just 35, Eldina Emma Gaweses has become a symbol of resilience and hope in her community. Raised by her grandmother in an extended family setting, Gaweses’ selflessness has touched the lives of many, despite her own struggles.
In responding to the workers' calls, Merlus Company Chairman Stanley Katzao assured them of the company's highest priority placed on their health and safety.
An investigation conducted by the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations, and Employment Creation has established that yesterday's ammonia leak that affected workers at the Merlus factory in Walvis Bay originated from a nearby vessel that was undergoing maintenance.
With a mix of holiday spirit, exciting activities, and enhanced security measures, the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay are ready to welcome visitors during the festive season.
The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Derek Klazen, urged participants at the 38th High-Level Panel on Sustainable Ocean Economy, which took place in Walvis Bay, to adopt resilient strategies to address the impact of climate change.
The leader of the Popular Democratic Movement, McHenry Venaani, has promised to provide active jobs at sea to the Okapare Fishermen at Walvis Bay, should his party win the upcoming elections.
Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the Namibian government will do its best to address the challenge of constant shack fires at Walvis Bay.
The Vice President visited about 200 families whose homes at the new Otweya settlement in Walvis Bay burnt to ash.
The more than 200 shack owners who lost their homes in a massive fire at Walvis Bay have appealed to the municipality to give them plots.
The shack fire victims say congested residential areas are death traps during fire outbreaks.
