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Walvis Bay Municipality

The Municipality of Walvis Bay represents the social and economic interests of the town of Walvis Bay, which is a tax haven for manufacturers, importers and exporters as it harbours both the Port of Walvis Bay and an Export Processing Zone. The Municipality is committed to providing quality and continuous basic services to all the residents and businesses of Walvis Bay. With its strategic location, Walvis Bay is also a growth hub with great potential for expansion and investments.





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