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WORDS HAVE POWER: Deputy education minister Dino Ballotti and Nudo MP Vetaruhe Kandorozu. IMAGE: FOR ILLUSTRATION

Silence is where discrimination takes root

2 Month Ago

Brave Gladiators. PHOTO COSAFA

A daunting journey towards Cosafa throne

2 Month Ago

Selected teams for this yearu2019s Unified Football World Cup. PHOTO SPECIAL OLYMPICS

Namibia set for Unified World Cup in Paris

2 Month Ago

RESURRECTION: In the 2025 NSSCAS results, A. Shipena ranked seventh nationally. Photo: Contributed

Katutura flavour drives A. Shipena into academic excellence

4 Month Ago

Photo: Xinhua

Global leaders' meeting on women releases chair's statement

7 Month Ago

LADIES: Erongo Governor Nathalia /Goagoses with Miss Namibia Johanna Swartbooi. Photo: Contributed

Erongo’s “Ouma” leads with discipline and duty

7 Month Ago

Many women and girls report facing gender-based violence online. PHOTO FOR ILLUSTRATION / Shutterstock

The worrying rise of online GBV in Namibia

8 Month Ago

WRONG MAP: A vendor sells a map of Africa along the streets of Bujumbura, Burundi on April 24, 2015. Photo: /REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya/File

African Union urges adoption of world map showing continent's true size

9 Month Ago

OUR STORY: Uukwambi chief Herman Ndilimani Iipumbu. PHOTO: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Iipumbu urges Namibians to preserve culture amid Western influence

9 Month Ago

Tangeni Naifo, "my passion is in hair, nails and lashes."

Oniipa raised him, beauty shaped him

11 Month Ago

SUPPORT: International Albinism Awareness Day was held on Friday at Olunkono at Ondangwa. PHOTO: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Boost resources for rural people living with albinism

11 Month Ago

Monique van Wyk: There's a perception that youth are unwilling to work hard, expecting quick success or government handouts without putting in effort. Many young Namibians do complete secondary or even tertiary education, but the skills they acquire may not match the demands of the labour market, especially in technical or entrepreneurial sectors.Photo: Contributed

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11 Month Ago

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