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HIDDEN TRADE: A box of Misoprostol, used to terminate early pregnancies. Photo: REUTERS

Abortion pills a ‘gold mine’ for black market dealers

1 Week Ago

TIME TO RETHINK: Some Namibians at the Angolan border carrying fuel containers. Photo: Nampa

Is it time we sneaked 'ngungula' imports into new Petroleum Act?

1 Month Ago

COLLECTIBLE ITEMS: Giant African harvester ants - seen here in Kenya - are popular with hobby collectors around the world. Photo: Dino Martins

One ant for $220: The new frontier of wildlife trafficking

1 Month Ago

AGREED: King Charles gave a speech at Wednesdayu0027s state banquet at Windsor Castle. Photo: PA Media

UK agrees deal to ease migrant returns to Nigeria

1 Month Ago

RED: Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals in the world. Photo: FILE

US, Namibia bolster long-standing wildlife crime fight

2 Month Ago

The DTIC says South African manufacturing cannot grow on the back of unsafe and illegal operations. Photo Facebook/ Department of Employment and Labour

SA’s manufacturing future at risk from illegal factories

2 Month Ago

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Erongo police seized drugs worth N$2. 5m

2 Month Ago

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Capricorn Foundation supports rural artisans

3 Month Ago

WELCOMING MOVE: Acting executive director at in the international relations ministry, Ambassador Julia Imene-Chanduru. PHOTO: Contributed

Only two Namibians repatriated from UK so far

3 Month Ago

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Over 220 arrested in December for drugs

4 Month Ago

South African flags are seen in Pretoria, South Africa, December 11, 2013.

SA economy is turning the corner

4 Month Ago

OVERWHELMED: Street vendors trade along Ondoto Street outside the Tukondjeni Market in Okuryangava, where overcrowding has raised safety and hygiene concerns. Photo: Eliot Ipinge

Vendors overwhelm Stop & Shop in Okuryangava, defying city bylaws

4 Month Ago

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