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HEAR US: Young and old were in attendance at a peaceful demonstration in Walvis Bay on Saturday. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Walvis residents march over toxic dump fires, failing services

1 Day Ago

IN THE DARK: Ada //Naugu residents queue to collect water between 21:00 and 03:00 from a fire truck last week. Photo: Clemans Miyanicwe

Fire trucks deliver relief as Khorixas faces severe water shortages

1 Month Ago

IMAGE: FILE

Toddler, woman killed in Walvis Bay shack fire

2 Month Ago

TRAGIC ACCIDENT: Lucia Joel (18) being consoled by an officer of the court after she appeared in court. Photo Otis Daniels

Woman arrested after two die in house fire

2 Month Ago

EXTINGUISH: Windhoek mayor, Ndeshihafela Larandja. Photo: City of Windhoek. PHOTOS CITY OF WINDHOEK

Windhoek cuts fire outbreaks to 569, informal settlements still at risk

6 Month Ago

FIRE CONTROL: Construction of the Karasburg Fire Brigade is nearing completion. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Karasburg building stadium, fire station

8 Month Ago

DEVASTATION: The charred remains of shacks destroyed by fire in a Havana informal settlement. PHOTO: Aurelia Afrikaner

42 shack fires, 4 deaths in Windhoek so far this year

10 Month Ago

TOGETHER: Volunteers help to clean Henties Bay's beaches. PHOTO: Adam Hartman

Henties Bay unites for coastal clean-up

10 Month Ago

SERVED: The victims received food packages from the fire brigade. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

DRC Seaside fire victims plead for urgent help

10 Month Ago

Shorts: Four shacks destroyed in Kuisebmund fire

1 Year Ago

BLAZE... Fire coming out of the engine room of the vessel at Namport’s syncrolift on Saturday. Photo: Contributed

Fire contained aboard ‘Mar del Cabo’ at Walvis syncrolift

1 Year Ago

GOOD GESTURE: The Oshakati Town Council is writing off debt of deceased clients.

Oshakati to forgive the dead

1 Year Ago

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