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VERY LONG WAIT: Some former Air Namibia workers demonstrate in Windhoek. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Air Namibia liquidators paid N$16m in four years

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FORGING AHEAD: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. PHOTO: FILE

President presses ahead with bringing politicians to public hospitals

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Public workers in Africa see wages fall by up to 50%

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DESTRUCTION: International condemnation of Israel's actions in Gaza is mounting. PHOTO: REUTERS

British surgeon working in Gaza says it is now ‘a slaughterhouse’

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Namibia has attracted over N$100 billion in foreign direct investments over a four year period. Photo Reuters

Namibia’s FDI soars to record highs

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CLOSE TO STARVATION: Palestinian children gather to receive food cooked by a charity kitchen. PHOTO: REUTERS

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DIPLOMATIC SPAT: Foreign minister Mulambo Haimbe says envoys should not address the government through the press. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Zambia warns diplomats after US reveals 'systematic' aid theft

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Hosea Shishiveni. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Improving labour conditions in Namibia

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HELP NEEDED: The most vulnerable are residents in remote areas. PHOTO: AP

Nigeria struggles to rein in a widespread meningitis outbreak

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Africa’s health systems don’t have the resources to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to address medical challenges. Pexels / Mahyub Hamida

Africa’s healthcare funding crisis

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WELL REMUNERATED: The Government Institutions Pension Fund of Namibia spent N$43 million in executive pay for the 2024 financial year. Here, its CEO Martin Inkumbi is seen addressing staff members.

GIPF spent N$43m on 12 executives in 2024

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