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NO FREE RIDES: Fisheries minister Inge Zaamwani. Photo: FILE

Failing fishing right holders face the chop

5 Day Ago

GOING STRONG: Mineral commodities dominated Namibian exports in October 2025. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s trade deficit narrows to N$2.9 bil in October

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Lüderitz. Photo: Otis Daniels

NAMIBIAN TOWNS LIGHT UP FOR CHRISTMAS

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SUSTAINABLE DECISIONS: Fisheries minister Inge Zaamwani. Photo: Otis Daniels

Zaamzwani warns horse mackerel quotas set for a 10% cut

1 Month Ago

LOSS: Farmers like Mary Penge, 41, say their crop soil has been contaminated by the toxic spill. PHOTO: Ali Ngwane / BBC

Devastating toxic spill seen as test of whether African countries can stand up to China

1 Month Ago

SIGNIFICANT: Fish products accounted for 94.3% of Namibia's total food exports. PHOTO: Tunacor

Fishing boosts Namibia's trade surplus

1 Month Ago

Rössmund Golf Club’s 2025 Medal Master order of merit winners. From left are George Murasiki (RGC club captain), men’s winner Hans Noabeb, Robertha Jansen (Novanam), women’s champion Rina Knight, Miguel Tordesillas (Novanam) and the junior winner Rudi Auseb Jr Photo contributed.

Big weekend awaits at Rössmund Golf Club

1 Month Ago

STRONG: Oceana rode lower fuel prices and protein demand to stronger profits in 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Oceana’s Namibia unit shines despite quota cut

1 Month Ago

Oceana rode lower fuel prices and protein demand to stronger profits in 2025.

Oceana’s Namibia unit shines despite quota cut

1 Month Ago

RAW GRIEF: Papayo's mother Sally Kalokoh has not come to terms with her son's death and wants his killers found. PHOTO: BBC

Hunting down those who kill people to sell their body parts for 'magic charms'

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STRONG: Uranium exports surged to N$7.9 billion, up N$6.1 billion year-on-year and N$3.6 billion quarter-on-quarter.

Mineral surge halves Namibia's external gap

1 Month Ago

RISE: The mining and manufacturing drove Namibia's Producer Price Index growth in the third quarter of 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Diamonds, gold boost Namibia’s producer prices

1 Month Ago

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