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ROAST: Medicine shortage and the return of the sangoma economy

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Halima Kyababa. Photo: UAG

Can fintechs thrive in Namibia?

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The project, developed in partnership with the Geological Survey of Finland and the Andrada Uis Mine, is designed to unlock lithium at commercially viable cost. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

EU seals €4m Namibia lithium deal

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Senior agricultural economist at First National Bank South Africa, Paul Makube, says the country has paid the price of repeated FMD outbreaks through billions of rand in lost GDP. Photo: Iru00E9ne-Mari van der Walt

Namibia praised at NAMPO for FMD resilience

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Halima Kyababa is an experienced human resources specialist with a strong passion for compliance and stakeholder management. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Can Fintechs Thrive in Namibia?

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Namibia at the table as Kenya-France Summit opens. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah last year led a delegatinon to that country accompanied by government officials. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia courts French capital in Nairobi

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Namibian oil sector investor Knowledge Katti.

Presidential oil mandate a response to lethargy – Katti

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Horse mackerel sector eyes job growth, calls for more local skills

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Workersu0027 Day is commemorated on 1 May every year. Photo Harrun Muhammad

Progress made, challenges remain

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The Christuskirche in Windhoek is one of Namibiau0027s most well-known churches. Photo CONTRIBUTED

From mission outposts to modern churches

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HIDDEN TRADE: A box of Misoprostol, used to terminate early pregnancies. Photo: REUTERS

Abortion pills a ‘gold mine’ for black market dealers

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Namibia was rated first in Africa for Greenfield Foreign Direct Investment in 2025. Despite the achievement, it has not translated in work opportunties. PHOTO: NIPDB

N$151bn later, Namibia still chasing the jobs

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