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The Kombat mine has generated over 300 employee opportunities. PHOTO: FILE

Jobs return to Kombat

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: a new secondary school being built in Henties Bay. Photo: Adam Hartman

Erongo asks private sector for N$230m for schools

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EMERGENCY: The N$122 million border fence contract has been awarded, but the decision is now being challenged in court. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Contested N$122m FMD fence awarded as outbreak hits 11 farms

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GROWTH CUT: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah says economic growth is expected to slow to about 2.1% this year. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Economic growth forecast slashed – Shafudah

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The government estimates that N$190.2 million is needed for the containment response, including about N$47 million for 290km of disease-control fencing between Ariamsvlei, Karasburg and Ai-Ais. PHOTO: FILE

FMD puts N$190m bill on Namibia

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German astronaut Dr Matthias MaurerrnrnVideo Patricia van Rooi

Space is for everyone

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Namibia's future internet access

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Dr Philippe Talavera. Photo:Contributed

OYO empowers youth through creativity

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EMPTYING: Meat shelves and fridges at Keetmanshoop SuperSpar. Photo: Otis Daniels

FMD sends 28 workers on leave

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Pictured from left are Robert Kalomho, Ngumbiro Hijarunguru, Cody Greeves, Shanelle Brown, Dawid Loubser, Dennis de Abreu and Sigridus Amwaalwa. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia heads to South Korea for robotics challenge

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SPEEDING INTO THE FLAMES: Farmers drive towards a fire front at dusk in the Omaruru area. Photo: Markus Trede

Farmers appeal as fires torch thousands of hectares

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ON HOLD: A film crew at work in the Namib. The assessment of a proposed US$300 million studio outside Swakopmund cannot be completed until the developer files a feasibility study. Photo: Namib Films

Film studio assessment stalls on missing study

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