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EDITORIAL: Fixing roads, fixing lives

7 Hours Ago

GROWTH: Tourism arrivals increased by 18% in 2024. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s tourism industry sees positive growth

7 Hours Ago

Africa is struggling to create enough good jobs for its young population. Photo Pexels

Economic growth is speeding up in Africa...

11 Hours Ago

Photo Pexels/Franklin Santillan

Africa’s malaria fight faces a funding crisis

11 Hours Ago

Credit rating agencies' evaluations shape investor decisions, affect borrowing costs and influence development paths. Photo Pexels/Markus Winkler

Fair rating treatment for the Global South

11 Hours Ago

FILE PHOTO: Container ships wait to load and offload goods in port during a 21-day nationwide lockdown aimed at limiting the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Cape Town, South Africa.

Saudi-backed port developer weighs Durban harbour deal

11 Hours Ago

KEYNOTE: Erongo governor Neville Andre delivering the keynote address at the conference.

Call grows for independent offshore safety regulator in Namibia

11 Hours Ago

EXPANSION: South African Airways has increased the frequency of flights between Windhoek, Namibia, and Johannesburg, South Africa. An Airbus A340 is seen.

Air Connect Namibia welcomes the expansion of South African Airways' Johannesburg to Windhoek service.

11 Hours Ago

JPG. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah
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A hungry worker cannot be productive, president warns

1 Day Ago

Lüderitz Buchters and Crayfish Festival vendors Christille Jantjies, Mary Temmers, Edith Carelse and Yvonne Albertse with a visiting festival goer. Photo Otis Daniels

Crayfish for all: Subsidy hailed as symbol of community upliftment

1 Day Ago

Editorial

EDITORIAL: The silent crisis we must confront

1 Day Ago

Many African countries rely on exporting their raw materials to markets in the West, including the US. Tariffs may raise costs and make it harder for African exporters to compete internationally.

US tariff will affect competitiveness of Namibia’s exports

1 Day Ago

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