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The minister of agriculture, water, fisheries and land reform, Inge Zaamwani (front second from right) is joined by the nine generational farmworkers who received resettlement allotment letters after living in corridors for years. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Don’t spoil a good thing with corruption, favouritism, nepotism or tribalism

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Over 220 govt schools go without food in 2025

1 Week Ago

Charlie, die woestynaangepaste leeuwyfie wat die lewe van Bernd Kebbel geëis het, is van kant gemaak. Foto verskaf

Lion shot dead after taking man's life

2 Week Ago

IMPROVEMENT: Save the Rhino Trust Namibia recently shared this photo, saying that after over a decade of drought, the Kunene landscape is finally alive again. Photo: SRT

April fifth wettest in 45 years

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The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Inge Zaamwani PHOTO Jacques du Toit

AfDB doubles Namibia’s water security budget, major boost to livestock farmers

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HANDS TIED: ACC director general Paulus Noa. PHOTO: ACC

ACC loses 20 investigators over budget constraints

1 Month Ago

UNDERFUNDED COPS: Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) director general Paulus Noa. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

ACC wants more money to probe money laundering

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HANDS TIED: ACC director general Paulus Noa. PHOTO: ACC

ACC loses over 20 investigators over budget constraints

1 Month Ago

LIQUID DREAMS: A child quenches their thirst, one of many to benefit from the expanded water access programme. PHOTO:CONTRIBUTED

N$471m earmarked for critical water infrastructure

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PRICE MATTERS: Figurines are seen in front of displayed stock graph and word "Inflation" in this illustration.

Inflation remains subdued

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PRIORITY: The upgrade of the Etosha boundary fence remains a priority: PHOTO: FILE

Less than 150km of Etosha fence upgrade completed

1 Month Ago

PRIORITY: The upgrade of the Etosha boundary fence remains a priority: Poto: FILE

Less than 150km of Etosha fence upgrade completed

1 Month Ago

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