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OFFICE EXTINCT: The governor of the Bank of Namibia Johannes !Gawaxab. Photo contributed

Automation threatens thousands of Namibian jobs

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Photo for illustrative purposes/Pixabay

Cran: ICT contributes 2.5% to Namibia's GDP

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PLENTY BUT SCARCE: Land, which Namibia owns in abundancy, remains a hot political potato. PHOTO: FILE

Land reform: Think tank urges govt to put jobs above political gain

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UNEMPLOYMENT: The youth unemployment rate in Oshikoto is very high

Oshikoto youth joblessness hits 63.2%

1 Month Ago

A copy of the Financial Mail.

Financial Mail bows out

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Green Metals Refining Namibia plans to establish a manganese refinery and sulphuric acid plant east of Walvis Bay, with operations expected to commence by 2027, subject to environmental approvals. Photo https://miningandenergy.com.na/

Green Metals Refining announces viability of new sulphuric acid plant

1 Month Ago

Newly appointed manager: treasury and investments Elina Shikomba

Shikomba brings strong investment expertise to MVA Fund

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Ambassador Elia Kaiyamo. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia–China relations at 35: Ambassadors reflect on a transformative partnership

1 Month Ago

The Namibia University of Science and Technology.

NUST admits internship shortages despite 230 MoUs

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Mercedes weighs partners for South Africa plant as US levies hit

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FOOD SECURITY: Community members and representatives from the Namibia Food Security Alliance (NAFSAN), the Hoachanas Children's Fund, Shack Dwellers' Federation, and several others pose for a photo during a food security and nutrition engagement in Windhoek. Photo: Elizabeth Kheibes

Grassroots initiatives tackle hunger, education shortfalls

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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: NUST students are threatening to shut down all campuses and hostels over alleged poor service. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NUST students demand 30% hostel fee slash

2 Month Ago

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