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ORDERLY RELOCATION: Walvis Bay residents were evicted from private land in Kuisebmond late last year, leaving 50 people homeless. Photo: Leandrea Mouersrnrn

Walvis Bay tackles illegal land occupations

1 Week Ago

PHOTO: LEANDREA MOUERS

Walvis Bay tackles illegal land occupations

2 Week Ago

Cable theft contributes to the dangers electricity poses throughout Namibia. Photo NORED

Powering danger: Three lives lost in electrical incidents

2 Week Ago

UP FOR GRABS: Farm Eendrag near Hochfeld in the Okahandja district is for sale. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED / FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLYrnrn

‘Dagga’ farm with Meatco links for sale at N$34.9m

2 Week Ago

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Ohangwena removes 22 illegal fences

2 Week Ago

PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Omuthiya residents warned over illegal construction projects

2 Month Ago

ILLEGAL SLAUGHTER: A file photo of a u0027bush butcheryu0027 in the Outjo district last year, where 31 cattle belonging to two farmers were slaughtered. PHOTO: FILE

Police reject claims confiscated meat used by officers

2 Month Ago

TOO EXPENSIVE: Shack rooms that are being rented out in Hakahana informal settlement. Photo file

Rent control board revival planned as govt lacks power to cap rents

2 Month Ago

PROTEST: Dressed in black, community members demanded justice for Granny Frieda Ngwedha (74), who died after an assault and robbery. Photo: Otis Daniels

Buchters unite against drug lords

2 Month Ago

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

2 Month Ago

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Rundu grapples with barriers to housing development

3 Month Ago

CRACKDOWN: The City of Windhoek has announced that it will remove all illegal billboards at the owners’ cost. Photo for illustrative purposes only

Illegal billboards face removal

3 Month Ago

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