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Sea level rise is threatening the tourism industry in places like St Lucia in the Caribbean. Photo: Unsplash/Omar Eagle

UN warns rising seas are already putting communities at risk

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EDITORIAL: Bringing fallen heroes home brings closure

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CALL FOR ACTION: Otjozondjupa governor John u01C1Khamuseb has urged Namfisa to strengthen regulation and intervention measures to protect borrowers from falling into a micro-lending debt trap. PHOTO: UNSPLASH

‘Namfisa must step up’

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CRUSHING DEBT: Standing committee members Imms Nashinge, Ipumbu Shiimi and Martha Iitope examine the impact of mounting household debt during a public hearing in Oshakati. Photo: Loise Shiimi

Parliament hears how loans ‘bankrupt’ workers

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Durban is set to host SADCu0027s biggest gathering of the year, and minerals take centre stage. PHOTO: SADC

SADC heads of state to gather

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Namibiau2019s archery team at the African Archery Championships in Algeria, where the country secured a record seven-medal haul. PHOTO: ARCHERY ASSOCIATION OF NAMIBIA

Namibia seal record seven-medal haul in Algeria

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NEXT PHASE: The Neckartal Dam. Photo: Otis Daniels

Neckartal's next chapter

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S&P maps Namibia's race to first oil

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PAY UP: The ministry of agriculture offices in Rundu.rnrnPHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Rundu govt officials demand N$16m in S&T

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Lazarus Kwedhi. Photo: Contributed

Double appointments could mean double costs

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WATER SOURCE: A new borehole and the rehabilitation of an existing borehole have been approved for Camp 14. Photo: REHO Drilling

Rehoboth council greenlights borehole drilling at Camp 14

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The temporary store is expected to operate for four months and forms part of a broader national rollout to expand MTCu0027s retail footprint in high-density areas. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

MTC lands in Okuryangava

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