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Trade between Namibia and China has surged since 2020.

The Beijing Dividend

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Teofilus Nuugulu. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Is Namibia doing enough to support school sport and young athletes?

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There have been waves of armed abductions in north and central Nigeria in recent years, carried out by criminal gangs and Islamists. Photo: AFP via Getty Imagesrnrn

Toddlers among more than 50 schoolchildren kidnapped in Nigeria

2 Month Ago

Silke Lohmiller. PHOTO: Picture Alliance

German community mourns after fatal plane crash

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Sam Nujoma, Namibiau0027s first president, was born on 12 May 1929 and died on 8 February 2025. Photo FILE

The man who led us to independence

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CRISIS: Snake park owners Stretch and Angela Combrink say the Living Desert Snake Park is set to close unless a u0022miracleu0022 happens. Photo: Adam Hartman

Only 'miracle' can keep snake park in Swakopmund, owners say

4 Month Ago

HELP US: Learners during a lesson at Namhadi yaMwelihanyeka Primary School. Photos: Contributed

N$1.2bn needed to fix Ohangwena schools, official says

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How sovereign credit assessments shape Africau2019s access to global capital. PHOTO: PAVE

Why Africa pays more to borrow

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DEADLY LOSS: Nthabiseng Nthathakana's husband died when criminals attacked their small shop.

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John Steytler, former economic presidential advisor, and founding member and MD of R&J Steytler

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NEW ERA: Prime minister Elijah Ngurare. PHOTO: FILE

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