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Uranium One's Leonardville base in the Omaheke Region.

Farmers stand firm against Uranium One’s Omaheke mining plans

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WE ARE ONE: The chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on International Relations, Defence and Security, James Uerikua alongside the inspector general of the Namibian Police Joseph Shikongo. Photo Nikanor Nangolo

Shikongo: Nampol is not an ‘Aawambo force’

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SPEAKING OUT: Swanu leader and parliamentarian Evilastus Kaaronda. Photo: FILE

Kaaronda accuses govt of ‘betraying’ genocide descendants

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EDITORIAL: Traditional leaders must evolve or perish

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ON DISPLAY: 'Inherited Testimonies: Re-tracing the Genocide with Nama and Ovaherero Descendants' is now on view at the National Art Gallery of Namibia. The exhibit blends 3D reconstructions, oral histories and archival research to confront the silence of history. PHOTOS: MICHAEL KAYUNDE

Art and science fuse to spotlight Namibia’s genocide history

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REPRIEVE: Former agriculture minister Mac Hengari has been released on bail. Photo: Rita Kakelo

Court frees Hengari and co-accused on N$15 000 bail each

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Editorial

EDITORIAL: Tribal hatred is a fire that consumes us all

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Tribal tension grips Otjinene

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DOMESTIC TOURISTS: The Miss Teen Namibia 2025 Top 10 finalists embarked on a cultural excursion to Otjisazu Guest Farm near Okahandja, a site steeped in OvaHerero-German colonial history. As part of their ambassadorial journey, the finalists explored heritage landmarks, recorded video inserts, and captured content ahead of the crowning ceremony.

Miss Teen Namibia finalists explore historic Otjisazu Farm

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REMEMBRANCE: Attendees at the inaugural Genocide Remembrance Day at the Parliament Gardens. Photo Elizabeth Kheibes

First Genocide Remembrance Day widens divisions

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NEVER FORGET: Attendees at the inaugural Genocide Remembrance Day at the Parliament Gardens this week. PHOTO: Elizabeth Kheibes

First Genocide Remembrance Day widens divisions

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