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NEED CLARITY: Prof Joseph Diescho.

Diescho-led SOE task force disbanded

1 Month Ago

PROGRESS: A community garden project is providing nutritious produce to the community. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Otjombinde veggie garden puts dent in malnutrition

1 Month Ago

SAFETY FIRST: The Namibian Police is one of the leading recruiters in the public service. This photo is for illustration only. Photo: Nampol

Govt wage bill to hit N$37.1bn

4 Month Ago

LEGAL THREAT: SWATF veterans demand answers over N$36 million. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Former SWATF members issue 21-day ultimatum over N$36m

5 Month Ago

SHOT IN THE ARM: A woodcarvers market at the truck port in Windhoek's Olympia area manufactures quality furniture. Photo: Lingua College

PM orders public entities to stop importing furniture

7 Month Ago

SOLIDARITY: Prime Minister Dr Elijah Ngurare (seated) signing the book of condolences at the Venezuelan embassy in Windhoek yesterday. Photo: Elizabeth Joseph

Namibia stands with Cuba and Venezuela amid geopolitical tensions

7 Month Ago

Steven Isaacs pictures with vice-president Lucia Witbooi. Photo: Contributed

Isaacs appointed head of genocide committee

11 Month Ago

GOOD DEAL: The PBHLS has been in the making for nearly a decade. Photo: Phillipus Josef

GIPF, OPM seal deal on pension-backed home loan scheme

1 Year Ago

NOT PAID: Temporary workers at a drought relief warehouse in Rundu stopped work on Monday in protest over alleged months of unpaid wages. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Workers downed tools Monday in Rundu amid non-payment dispute

1 Year Ago

HELP AT HAND: Drought-affected communities received assistance in a myriad of ways, from government as well as international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

1 Year Ago

AID: Drought-affected communities received food parcels supported by government and international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

1 Year Ago

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Over N$101m paid to farmers through drought relief programme

1 Year Ago

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