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DANGER: Burn injuries continue to pose a serious public health threat in Namibia, with children being the most vulnerable. PHOTO: WHO / FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY

Burn injuries pose major health challenge in Namibia

1 Day Ago

ALL THERE IS: Makeshift classroom at the school. Photo Phillipus Josef

Rundu school runs without water and toilets since 2019

4 Week Ago

EXCHANGE: Namibian trackers |Ui David and Dam Debe. PHOTO: UNESCO/Fredrik Lerneryd

Unesco’s tracker training helps safeguard Indigenous knowledge

1 Month Ago

Independent Candidate: Rundu Rural Councillor Paulus Mbangu. Photo contributed

Decentralisation key to progress, Mbango says

1 Month Ago

A RIGHT: The ongoing outreach programme has so far enabled over 10 900 San individuals to receive national documents, improving access to essential services. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nearly 11 000 San receive national documents

1 Month Ago

The LAC and EU recently hosted a four-day legal empowerment programme at Tsumkwe. All photos contributed

Legal power to the people: LAC, EU back San communities

2 Month Ago

A RIGHT: The ongoing outreach programme has so far enabled over 10 900 San individuals to receive national documents, improving access to essential services. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nearly 11 000 San receive national documents

2 Month Ago

HUNGER ON STEROIDS: Residents of the Ju/'hoansi settlements of Rooiland and Donkerhoek on the outskirts of Epukiro are acutely affected by food insecurity. PHOTO: KATHARINA MOSER

No drought food for Epukiro San since February

3 Month Ago

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NAMIBIA AT 35

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LAC PROJECT EMPOWERS SAN

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PHOTO: LAC

Empowering San paralegals

6 Month Ago

HIGH FOOD COSTS: The critically important national school feeding programme is under pressure due to high maize prices, according to the education ministry. PHOTO: FILE

School feeding programme under pressure

6 Month Ago

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