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STARS: The One Economy Foundation (ONE) aims to create opportunities for young Namibians to access healthcare, education, skills and support. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

One Economy Foundation: Giving youth room to thrive

1 Week Ago

SKILLS FOR LIFE: Family of Hope Services provides young people with practical skills through its bicycle mechanics workshop. Photo: Contributed

Family of Hope Services: Where second chances begin

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Young athletes from five northern regions will converge in Oshakati this weekend for the inaugural NSSU Interregional Games, competing in football and netball. PHOTO: FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES

NSSU launches inaugural Games in Oshakati

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The OK Foods Bere and PSG Roots Gymnasium in action during their 2026 Momentum MYZONE NSSR U19 Premier League clash. PHOTO FILE

OK Bere defend crown, as newcomers Roots chase glory

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The OK Foods Bere versus Namib Diesel Walvis Bay Private School at Naartjie Park. Photo Justine Sheehama

OK Bere secures Walvis victory, sets up Whk Gym semi-final

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Navachab: Deeper, bigger, better

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Schools struggle to stamp out vaping

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Celebrating Dr Sam Nujoma’s lasting impact through sports

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The Christuskirche in Windhoek is one of Namibiau0027s most well-known churches. Photo CONTRIBUTED

From mission outposts to modern churches

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DIRE NEED: Two years ago, concerned teachers and parents at Ncamagoro Combined School underlined the urgent need for a hostel. Photo: Nikanor Nangolornrn

75 000 hostel learners cost govt nearly N$1b to feed

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N$5 billion ‘not enough’ to sustain road network, RA says

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BACKUP: Nored urged schools, hospitals and businesses with perishables to invest in backup power to prevent disruptions. PHOTO: FILE

Schools’ food poisoning not linked to Nored outages, utility says

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