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Action from a Namibia Rugby Union (NRU) u01C1Kharas First Division South league match between Oranjemund and Ocean Swallows in Lu00FCderitz. Photo Otis Daniels

RAMS and Oranjemund ready for quarter-final charge

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OPEN: NamPostu2019s new branch in Nkurenkuru, Kavango West. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NamPost expands reach with 12 new branches

2 Day Ago

UNDERSTAFFED: A mere 712 police officers serve about 142 000 Zambezi residents. PHOTO: Contributed

One police officer for every 201 Zambezi residents - council

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Bannerman is planning staged recruitment as it targets 80% Namibian workforce at Etango. PHOTO: FILE

Bannerman targets local jobs

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FORMALISE: Windhoeku2019s informal settlements have mushroomed steadily over the years. PHOTO: FILE

Khomas housing plan faces steep uphill battle

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NO PARTY ISSUE: Helao Nafidi mayor Darius Shaalukeni. rnPHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Mayor slammed over parliamentary committee comments

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TRADING: Illegal street vendors operate outside a business in Rundu. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Rundu battles illegal street trading

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GOING DIGITAL: NamPower managing director Kahenge Haulofu. Photo: Adam Hartman

NamPower inaugurates N$394m Africa-first digital substation

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Erongo governor Nathalia /Goagoses says the region is positioning itself as Namibiau0027s development powerhouse. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Erongo pins hopes on mining-led growth

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SURVIVAL MODE: Children, some as young as three, are seen at roadside intersections in Windhoek. PHOTO: ELIZABETH KHEIBES / PERMISSION TO PUBLISH GRANTED

African child: The Angolan children facing hunger, cold and neglect on Windhoek's streets

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Housing inflation climbed to 4.9% from 4.4%, driven by electricity, gas and other fuels rising to 7.0% from 4.0% the previous month - a sharp swing from a 1.1% decline a year earlier. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Fuel pain pushes inflation to 4.1%

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DUMPED: The victims were buried in mass graves by the rescue team dispatched to the area. Photo: Agadez governorate/Facebook

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