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'Stolen Youth' documentary tackles drug crisis in Walvis Bay

Empowering Walvis Bay’s youth
With her new documentary, journalist and activist Taati Niilenge hopes to help the community, especially parents, recognise the warning signs of drug abuse and know where to seek help.
Henriette Lamprecht
In 2019, journalist, author and philanthropist Taati Niilenge, along with a group of friends, launched Project 29 with the goal of empowering the town's youth to become “pur
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Namibian Sun 2024-12-18

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