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EXPOSED TO THE ELEMENTS: Deteriorating building materials at the abandoned construction site. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Border post housing stalls after contractor exit

3 Week Ago

WELCOME: Warifo Investments has donated palm trees to transform Namibia’s border entry points into greener, more welcoming gateways. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Namibian border posts get palm tree makeover

1 Month Ago

DYNAMIC TRADE: Zambezi cross-border trade revenue has seen a sharp rise, governor Dorothy Kabula says. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Zambezi trade hits N$91 billion as border activity booms

1 Month Ago

Die bek-en-klouseervirus versprei vinnig tussen diere. Foto argief

FMD: Namibia on high alert

2 Month Ago

IT'S TRUE: Health minister Dr Esperance Luvindao. PHOTO: FILE

Health ministry confirms procuring unregistered malaria drug

3 Month Ago

The brave villagers who recovered stolen cattle from Angola. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Brave Kavango men recount cattle rescue mission in Angola

4 Month Ago

HERE TO STAY: Children from Angola continue roam the streets of Namibia. PHOTOS: FILE

Pohamba blasts Angolan leaders over child beggars

4 Month Ago

WELCOME: Several border posts have been added to the list by home affairs where travelers with an approved online e-visa can enter Namibia. Photo: FILE

More entry points added for e-visa and visa on-arrival

6 Month Ago

WATCH VIDEO: NamRA commissioner Sam Shivute says the tax collection body will not only meet its N$85 billion revenue target but also exceed it.

NamRA on course to exceed N$85bn revenue target

6 Month Ago

ORDEAL: Trucks, vehicles and buses reportedly stood in a 30 km-long queue in front of the Nakop border post, as seen in video footage sent on Tuesday. IMAGE: CONTRIBUTED

Chaos at Nakop border post

6 Month Ago

Visa

Limited e-visa services confuses tourism sector

6 Month 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

6 Month Ago

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