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FOR FREE: Volunteers at the Ombika Solid Waste Recycling Centre. PHOTO: Aurelia Afrikaner

Ombika volunteers have worked without pay for years

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The decline in the diamond sector weighed on Namibiau0027s economic growth story in 2025. Namdebu0027s operations in southern Namibia appear. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia's growth loses steam

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2025 - 2026 CABINET SCORECARD

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INPUT: Through nationwide consultations, Namibiau2019s tourism ministry aims to ensure stakeholder input guides the update of the tourism policy. Photo: Adam Hartman

Tourism policy review shows gap between plans and practice

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HUGE BOOST: N$13 billion has been allocated to the head ministry for the 2026-2027 financial year. Photo: MOHSS

Social sector takes up 62% of N$88bn budget

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RETURN TO THE WILD: A wild wolf roams across the grasslands of Ruoergai. Photo: Namejiu

Wolf documentary reveals China’s commitment to biodiversity, wetland protection

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SELF-LIMITING: Conservancies in Zambezi and Kavango remain heavily reliant on trophy hunting and are urged to diversify income streams, according to a report. PHOTO: FILE

Trophy hunting reliance threatens sustainability of conservancies, report warns

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Ongombo copper project advances

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Photo for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Farmers feel abandoned as elephants ravage crops

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Govt maintains hardline stance on raw timber export ban

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The manufacturing sector fueled Namibiau0027s export earnings in December. Charcoal is seen being packeged for sale. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Factories power export earnings

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Environment, tourism minister cracks down on overtime

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