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City of Windhoek CEO Moses Matyayi, National Director Julieta Ferreira, and City councillors during the courtesy visit.rnrnPhoto: CoW

SOS Children’s Villages plans community development collaboration

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The Khomas Schools Individual Chess Championships attracted over 220 players from 36 schools. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

Khomas’ top five head to national champs

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Asser Ntinda. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Where is Kaptein Witbooi's sjambok?

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The men's football teams are eager to win the prize. PHOTO Jesse Jackson Kauraisa

Kasi flavour heads to Wanaheda

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ACTION: Firefighters in the Etosha National Park continue to fight the raging flames. Photo: MEFT

Ngurare calls for urgent investment in resilience to avert disasters

6 Month Ago

DEVASTATION: The charred remains of shacks destroyed by fire in a Havana informal settlement. PHOTO: Aurelia Afrikaner

42 shack fires, 4 deaths in Windhoek so far this year

10 Month Ago

LONG WAIT: A man sleeps by the roadside, hoping for a job or food. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek job seekers continue hoping for opportunities

10 Month Ago

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/Khomanin reject Khomas demarcation submission

1 Year Ago

FINAL FAREWELL: Days of national mourning for Namibia’s liberation icon and third president, Hage Geingob, will come to an end on Sunday with his state funeral at Heroes' Acre. PHOTO: Namibian Presidency

All systems go for Geingob’s final farewell

2 Year Ago

Das Goethe-Institut Namibia und die Deutsche Botschaft spendeten den Schülern der Moses-Garoeb-Schule 650 Bücher. Foto: Deutsche Botschaft

Celebrating the art of reading aloud

2 Year Ago

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Lack of service delivery unacceptable, Nandi-Ndaitwah says

2 Year Ago

SECURING TENURE: The City of Windhoek has issued over 21 000 certificates of occupation to residents living in its informal settlements as a manner to secure tenure

City awards tenure to 21 000 residents

3 Year Ago

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