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UNHAPPY: NAC boss Bisey /Uirab. Photo: Contributed

/Uirab accuses Nekundi of ethnic witch-hunt at NAC

6 Day Ago

Katjingurukee Tsepo Mutenge. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

One community, one legitimate voice

1 Week Ago

TROUBLED: Businessman Erastus u2018Chiccou2019 Shapumba. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Chicco sues Kapoti over ‘false, dehumanising’ claims

1 Week Ago

UNRESOLVED: The co-operativeu2019s fight to retain Farm Gross Osombahe No. 1042 remains before the lands tribunal. PHOTO: NBC

Osombahe farm lease row drags on

2 Week Ago

UNDER A MICROSCOPE: Urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa. PHOTO: PHILLIPUS JOSEF

Chiefs’ fishing quotas under scrutiny

2 Week Ago

CONFINES OF LAW: Urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Sankwasa warns chiefs against ‘abuse of power’

3 Week Ago

HEATED DISPUTE: Late businessman Simon u0027Kanepolou0027 Mulunga. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Siblings clash over Kanepolo’s business empire

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DISPUTE: Former Windhoek mayor Agnes Kafula. PHOTO: FILE

Ex-mayor Kafula in court battle over Khomasdal house

1 Month Ago

ON HOLD: A film crew at work in the Namib. The assessment of a proposed US$300 million studio outside Swakopmund cannot be completed until the developer files a feasibility study. Photo: Namib Films

Film studio assessment stalls on missing study

1 Month Ago

MONEY PROBLEMS: Minister James Sankwasa says more funding is needed to tackle Namibiau2019s housing crisis. PHOTO: FILE

Govt admits funding shortfall as 10 000 housing target looms

1 Month Ago

NO STUDIO: A film crew at work in the Namib. Photo: Namib Filmsrnrn

Namibia risks losing proposed US$300m film studio to Botswana

1 Month Ago

SCARCITY: Hundreds of cattle that are allegedly brought in illegally have left Mkata residents struggling with water supply. Photo: Phillipus Josef rnrnIllustration purposes only

San, ‘illegal’ cattle in a bullfight over water

1 Month Ago

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