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MU SIMANEKENI: Omukondjeli-manguluko, Jerry Ekandjo. ETHANO: LYA GANDJWA

Shityuwete okwa gwana okufumvikwa momawendo gOmapendafule - Ekandjo ta ti

2 Week Ago

REVERED: Late Swapo backbencher James Uerikua. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

No state funeral for Uerikua

5 Month Ago

LITTLE OR NO HOPE: The Enercon offices in Windhoek. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Elindis’ company broke, reportedly owes staff over N$6.7m

10 Month Ago

GIVE TO CAESAR: The Enercon Namibia offices in Windhoek. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Enercon demands N$484m from defence ministry

1 Year Ago

ACTION: Prime minister, Elijah Ngurare said “we know what we need to do—now let us do it".

PHOTO OPM

Prime minister reshuffles EDs

1 Year Ago

Workers from Etosha Fishing company holding poster at a peaceful demonstration held in Windhoek.

Fishers call on govt for urgent help

1 Year Ago

CHANGES: Ndiitah Nghipondoka-Robiati. PHOTO: MINISTRY OF GENDER

Four EDs stripped of accounting officer status in major reshuffle

1 Year Ago

WHOSE FISH...? One of the photos distributed on social media of a vessel filled with fish suspected of having been illegally caught in Namibian waters. Photo: Contributed

Ministry dismisses illegal fishing reports at Namibia-Angola border

1 Year Ago

TAKE ACTION: Fishing industry players claim the fisheries ministry is turning a blind eye when it comes to punishing vessels who exceed their catch limits.

Bycatch headache: Fishing industry hits back

1 Year Ago

TAKE ACTION: Fishing industry players claim the fisheries ministry is turning a blind eye when it comes to punishing vessels that exceed their bycatch limits. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Bycatch headache: Fishing industry hits back

1 Year Ago

CONCERN: The high volume of bycatch of certain species caught within the fishing industry is a threat to their sustainability. Photo: NAMPORT

Namibia at sea over high bycatch volumes

1 Year Ago

CONCERN: The high volume of bycatch of certain species caught within the fishing industry threatens their sustainability. Photo: NAMPORT

Namibia at sea over high bycatch volumes

1 Year Ago

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