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The government is seeking faster delivery for electrification projects. PHOTO: FILE

Electrification projects face delays

11 Hours Ago

FINDINGS: Dr Tauya Muteka says food-poisoning clusters in the Kavango regions are more likely linked to hunger, unsafe food preparation and poisonous plants than deliberate poisoning. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Hunger, unsafe food behind Kavango poisoning crisis – doctor

11 Hours Ago

From boots to farm dirt. Photo contributed

A farm built on 'what else?'

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Marlize Horn. PHOTO: FILE

The value of transparency

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AGREED: Nafau deputy secretary general Willem Absalom and Metro managing director Bryan Davis sign the agreement alongside staff members.Photo: Aurelia Afrikaner

Metro, Nafau seal N$450 wage deal

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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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FORENSIC EXPERT: Ghanaian forensic physician and scientist Dr Lawrence Kofi Acheampong. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

No poison found in Kayova deaths, tests confirm

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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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KEY INGREDIENTS: Swapo veteran Helmut Angula. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Political acumen critical for Cabinet appointees - Angula

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Banks blame income crisis for Namibia’s household debt

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LIVING WITH HUNGER: Osire refugee settlement, where residents have raised concerns about food shortages and irregular distributions. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Osire refugees say they survive on expired food

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The Capricorn Foundation and its subsidiaries invested N$29.3 million in corporate social investment and sponsorships across Namibia and Botswana during the 2026 financial year. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Education leads Capricorn 2026 report

4 Day Ago

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