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Trade between Namibia and China has surged since 2020.

The Beijing Dividend

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Dr. Misitilde Jonas-Iita. Photo: Contributed

Are young people aware of the value of Indigenous Knowledge (IK)?

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Gender ministry removes 280 children from the streets

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SOLIDIFYING TIES: At the invitation of Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah paid a state visit to China from July 5 to 11. Photo: Namibian Presidency

Trade with China reaches record N$40.6bn

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MTC Namibia, Allan Gray Orbis Foundation, FNB Namibia and Capricorn Foundation have launched Namibiau2019s inaugural CSI Mukopano scheduled to take place on 11 August 2026. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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ALARM: Most learner pregnancies in Kavango East were recorded among Grades 8 to 10 during the first term of 2026. Photo: Eliot Ipinge

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HEALTH AND SAFETY: The City of Windhoek has intensified food safety measures. PHOTO: BBC

Windhoek destroys 580 tonnes of unsafe food

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SMALL MARKET: The National Council for Higher Education Institutions says some students spend the first 13 months after college searching for jobs. Photo: Unsplash

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