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Workplace stress continues to rise

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Okahandja remembers - even as the nation moves on

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TARGETED: Daily drone strikes are causing huge suffering in south-central Kordofan region - the new epicentre of the fighting. Photo: Reutersrn

Drones hammer Sudan's gold and oil zone - the pivotal new front line

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SPREADING: Foot-and-mouth has now affected almost the whole country. Photo: BBCrn

South African farmers fear devastation as foot-and-mouth takes hold

1 Month Ago

WORK TOGETHER: //Kharas region governor Gaob Dawid Casius Gertze says stakeholders should work together to ensure the Orange Basin's potential will be realised.

Symphony, not silos, for Orange Basin

4 Month Ago

PHOTO: MVA FUND

MVA Fund secures N$1.78 million for festive road-safety campaign

4 Month Ago

It's tournament time in the Omusati Region . PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED

Ondjola Annual Sport Bash looms

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Editorial

EDITORIAL: State-owned, privately captured

8 Month Ago

DESTRUCTION: A photograph taken in December 2024 shows mining activity on Kawei island, in Raja Ampat. PHOTO: BBC

Race to mine metals for EV batteries threatens marine paradise

10 Month Ago

The signing of the petition handed over to the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture - Photo by Annemarie du Toit

Axing of Khoekhoegowab lessons sparks protest at Auas Primary School

11 Month Ago

Namibia’s U21 men’s and women’s hockey teams pictured at yesterday's send-off ceremony at by the Namibia Sport Commission, ahead of their Junior Africa Cup 2025 campaign in Windhoek, a key qualifier for the Junior Hockey World Cups. PHOTOS MARIUD NGULA

Africa’s best Juniors battle in Windhoek

1 Year Ago

SNEEZE: Climate change is leading to greater amounts of pollen in the atmosphere. PHOTO: NIH

Climate change is supercharging pollen and making allergies worse

1 Year Ago

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