Namibe

British

/ næˈmiːb /

noun

a port in SW Angola: fishing industry. Pop: 132 900 (2004 est)

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Between March 3 and 5 four more vessels were struck: the Libra Trader, Gold Oak, Safeen Prestige and the Sonangol Namibe.

From Barron's

An oil tanker called the Sonangol Namibe also suffered an explosion off the coast of Iraq, according to multiple news outlets including Bloomberg and Reuters.

From Barron's

Cuando-Cubango and Namibe provinces also are facing drought.

From Seattle Times

Around 2,500 children under five were treated for severe acute malnutrition between January and March in the provinces of Lunda Norte, Huila, Cunene, Bie and Namibe, the report said.

From Reuters

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