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BEATEN: Burundian tuk-tuk driver Ndaikech Ali says Kenya, which has been so welcoming to him for years, now feels hostile. Photo: BBC/Brian Khisa

'It's like a dog set loose on us' - fear over Kenya's crackdown on foreign traders

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NO WASTE: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Govt to spend N$40m buying farmers’ surplus grain

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BRICS has expanded from its original membership of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Indonesia as full members. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

BRICS calls for fair trade

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SUPPORT: Karibib Town Councilu0027s CEO, Tangeni Enkono. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Omani entity eyes 75% in N$324m Karibib marble plant deal

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Billions are at risk as Namibia tackles illicit financial flows. PHOTO: Southern Africa Resource Watch

Illicit flows hit N$16.7 bIllion

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Weaker demand for uranium weighed on Namibiau0027s export earnings in July. PHOTO: FILE

Weaker uranium exports weigh on trade

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HARD WORK: Farmers presented around 280 animals. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nearly 280 livestock animals exhibited at Okakarara fair

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Ending extreme inequality

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