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PARTIAL VICTORIES: Members and supporters of the LGBTQu002B community outside the Windhoek High Court in June 2024, minutes after Namibiau0027s sodomy law was declared unconstitutional. PHOTO: File/Kristien Kruger

Hard-won LGBT rights fragile, easily reversed - IPPR

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ADDRESS... Minister of Justice and Labour Relations Wise Immanuel addressing MUN members at Swakopmund. Photo: MUN

Mineworkers seek bigger say in mining wealth

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DETERMINED: Striking Furnmart workers in Ondangwa. PHOTO: LOISE SHIIMI

Striking Furnmart workers reject 5% pay increase, want 8%

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The World Bank and African Development Bank join Namibia to shape green hydrogen investment blueprint.

Namibia opens green industry talks

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JOINT DISCUSSION: Farmers and police leaders discussed the challenges posed by unregulated drones. Photo: FILE

Joint push against agricultural crime

1 Day Ago

DEFEND: Justice minister Fillemon Wise Immanuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Judiciary’s regional partnerships are mutually beneficial, minister says

1 Day Ago

FNB Grootfontein returned to winning ways with a hard-fought 41-36 victory over FNB Dolphins on Matchday 7 of the NRU Premier League. PHOTO BRIAN MUNANGO

United keep pressure on in NRU league

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Schools receive NEC invitations as race begins for Top Score championship

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Teofilus Nuugulu. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

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

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Pictured from left are Wensley Haseb and Wilna Bredenhann. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Haseb wins Gold Cup

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ACT NOW: The 111 fishermen are demanding their pay for the past five months. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Fishermen issue ultimatum after 5 months with no pay

6 Day Ago

The OL Group is betting on exports and value-addition to hit its N$2.5 billion operating profit goal by 2030. PHOTO: OL Group

OL chases billions beyond Namibia

1 Week Ago

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