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TRADE MATTERS: Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey is the secretary general of the Commonwealth.

Trading Power: Why the world’s future runs through the Commonwealth

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Charlie, die woestynaangepaste leeuwyfie wat die lewe van Bernd Kebbel geëis het, is van kant gemaak. Foto verskaf

Lion shot dead after taking man's life

2 Week Ago

READY TO SAVE: Some of the police recruits who will graduate on Friday during a street procession in Ondangwa. PHOTO: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Shikongo asks motorists to be patient amid Oshakati police graduation

4 Week Ago

Nangula Uaandja is the CEO of the Namibia Investment and Promotion Development Board.

Reflections on the National Budget 2025/26

1 Month Ago

Nangula Uaandja is the CEO of the Namibia Investment and Promotion Development Board.

Reflections on the National Budget 2025/26

1 Month Ago

Parts for the new Diaz Wind Farm arrived in Luderitz harbour in January this year.Photo innovent.fr

Progress at Diaz Wind

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DAMAGE: Residents all over Windhoek have started filling potholes to avoid further damage to cars.

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N$226m bill looms to fix rain-ravaged Windhoek roads

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Chart of the Week

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Die bosslaghuis wat Donderdag net buite Outjo op die pad na Otavi ontdek is. Foto's Dakkie Anthonissen

Poachers kill 31 cattle, Outjo farmers left reeling

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Omanjandi-ruskanp is onder water. Foto verskaf

Ruacana Falls a stunning spectacle

2 Month Ago

NEW BROOM: Newly appointed finance minister Ericah Shafudah this week tabled her maiden budget, amid revenue constraints. Shafudah was appointed to the position last week by President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.

Shafudah tables N$106bn maiden budget

2 Month Ago

Despite African governments contributing approximately 40% of the current U$80 billion annual investment, a significant funding gap remains when it comes to infrastructure. Photo Pexels / Dimitry Mak

U$170 billion a year needed to meet Africa’s infrastructure needs

3 Month Ago

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