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HIGH AND DRY: FlyNamibia says it remains committed to making air travel more affordable. Photo: FlyNamibia

FlyNamibia cites fuel costs amid Nekundi threats

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Veripi Kangumine is the Namibia Training Authorityu0027s employer training grant manager. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Employers: Claim training funds by 5 May

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DIRE NEED: Two years ago, concerned teachers and parents at Ncamagoro Combined School underlined the urgent need for a hostel. Photo: Nikanor Nangolornrn

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Nationwide lumpy skin disease vaccine subsidy

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PUZZLEMENT: Some students said they were surprised to be required to pay registration fees at NUST this week, despite government’s promise of subsidised tertiary education. Photo: NUST

No ‘free education’ for NUST repeaters, debtors

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FUNDING RULES CONFIRMED: Education minister Sanet Steenkamp during a press conference on Friday. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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LEGITIMATE CONCERNS: Nanso president Dorthea Nangolo. Photo: FILE

Nanso demands clarity as varsity subsidy confusion deepens

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Leave that ‘do me a favour’ nonsense in 2025!

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Leave that ‘do me a favour’ nonsense in 2025!

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ALL SET: Education minister Sanet Steenkamp and President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. Photo: State House

N$100 000 income limit for full free tertiary funding

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PLANS: The Ujams Industrial Water Reclamation Plant is located in Windhoek's northern industrial area and treats around 1.5 million m3 industrial effluents per year.

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N$11.7bn blueprint to revamp Windhoek's water, sanitation services

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