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Why local content means earning our place at the offshore table

21 Hours Ago

ACT: Gendev Group workers held a peaceful demonstration on Wednesday under the leadership of Nasawu President Paulus Hango. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Gendev employees demand removal of directors

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NEW ROLE: Fishcoru0027s new deputy board chairperson, Josefina Nekongo. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ex-company secretary defends return to Fishcor board amid Fishrot questions

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Making local content count

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EDITORIAL: Fishing reforms trapped in repetition

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ON OUR SHORES: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says fish caught in Namibian waters should be landed and processed locally. PHOTO: NAMIBIAN PRESIDENCY

Fish must be landed, processed locally - president

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Lazarus Kwedhi. Photo: Contributed

Decolonising the Namibian Constitution

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Former tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE:

EU trophy ban puts Namibia’s wildlife gains at risk

3 Week Ago

BE ALERT: Otjozondjupa regional chairperson Paulus Nekundi says unemployment and poverty are increasing young peopleu0027s vulnerability to traffickers. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fake jobs lure Namibian youth into trafficking

1 Month Ago

PRESSURE: The fisheries ministry says quotas cannot be increased beyond levels supported by scientific assessments. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Protecting fish stocks takes priority over jobs, ministry says

1 Month Ago

OUR DUTY: Fisheries minister Inge Zaamwani speaks at a corruption risk assessment workshop on Monday. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Corruption in spotlight at fishing sector workshop

1 Month Ago

NOT GUILTY: The Windhoek Regional Court has acquitted two Chinese nationals who were accused of attempting to unlawfully export seal genitals. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrn

Court acquits Chinese nationals over N$1.1 million seal genitals

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