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SUCCESSFUL: ReconAfrica completed drilling operations at Kavango West 1X on 29 November.

ReconAfrica strikes oil in Kavango West well

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PHOTOS UNSPLASH

Men with BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations should get annual prostate cancer screening

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TRY AGAIN: Namibia Air is set to employ ex-Air Namibia staff as the national carrier returns. PHOTO: FILE

New national airline to hire ‘best’ ex-Air Namibia workers

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WOES: Concerns grow over poor living conditions in Oshikango. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Hamata demands better living conditions in Oshikango

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PROGRESS: Oshana governor Hofni Iipinge addressed stakeholders last week. PHOTO: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Oshana governor outlines progress, priorities after first 100 days

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Namibia Football Association acting secretary-general Cassius Moeti.PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

NFA seeks ownership transfer of technical center

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REVOLUTION: CEO of the Municipality of Walvis Bay Victoria Kapenda addressing participants. Photo: Christa Nekwaya

Walvis Bay embraces Green Hydrogen as catalyst for economic growth

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Supply chain challenges to cost airlines $11 billion

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Canal+, which is already the sector leader in French-speaking African countries, now controls what it described as the leader in the continent's English- and Portuguese-speaking regions. Photo by Karen Sandison/Independent Newspapers

Business news in brief

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IN THE MIX: There are concerns about how Dangote's deal may affect the national oil storage facility at Walvis Bay. Photo contributed

Cabinet approves Dangote oil deal

3 Month Ago

PHOTO: CITY OF WINDHOEK

Havana Four-Way residents agree to move

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LIGHTS ON: Councillor Fransina Kahungu with the City's committee on basic services and technical team during a site visit at Babylon Erf 3222 to assess electrification progress. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

City targets electrification of 2 000 informal households before year-end

3 Month Ago

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