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South Africau2019s economy is moving from stabilisation to expansion. PHOTO: FILE

SA targets growth

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Namibiau2019s tourism boom is increasingly European, the latest hospitality statistics have shown. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Europe drives Namibia tourism

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DISAPPEARED: Aster Yohannes and Petros Solomon fought in Eritreau0027s war of independence. Photo: Hanna Petros Solomonrnrn

'I don't even know if my parents are alive' - the war heroes jailed 25 years ago

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Dr Erling Kavita: Executive Director, Academic Development and Support at NUST. Photo contributedrn

When tourism thrives, but communities struggle

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Dr Erling Kavita. Photo: CONTRIBUTEDrn

When tourism thrives, but communities struggle

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LINKING INDUSTRIES: Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah and Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture Sanet Steenkamp attended the official opening of the three-day CST Expo. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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Ndumba Kamwanyah. Photo: Contributed

Windhoek City: Showcasing Poverty Is Not a Tourism Strategy

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Valued at approximately N$1.3 million, the project introduces real-time flightrninformation displays throughout the terminal, ensuring passengers have access to accurate and up-to-date travel information. PHOTO: NAC

Walvis Bay Airport gets N$1.3m digital upgrade

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Celebrating the revamped Etosha Mokuti. Photo contributed

N$260 million facelift for Mokuti

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Economy shakes off year-end slump

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THIN MARGINS: Tourism minister Indileni Daniel pictured at the launch of the report. Photo contributed

Tourist arrivals drop by 3.2%

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DETERMINED: Striking Furnmart workers in Ondangwa. PHOTO: LOISE SHIIMI

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