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MAKE PUBLIC SPACES SAFER

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PACKAGED WITH LOVE: Budget Soap Manufacturers production line. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Soap pioneer’s legacy lives on through granddaughter

4 Day Ago

Urban land shortage hits Mariental and Rehoboth

Residential land shortage plagues Mariental and Rehoboth

2 Month Ago

INFOGRAPHIC: NMH

NamWater drowns in unpaid debt of N$2.4 billion

3 Month Ago

NO SUBMISSION: The Gobabis Municipality has not submitted a claim to receive a tariff rebate from the ministry of mines following a planned 8% bulk tariff increase announced by the Electricity Control Board of Namibia last year. Vehicles seen along Gobabis' Church Street.

Gobabis, others risk losing N$10.4 million in electricity rebates

4 Month Ago

NO SUBMISSION: The Gobabis municipality has not submitted a claim to receive a tariff rebate from the ministry of mines. Photo: FILE

Residents losing out as towns fail to reclaim N$10m power rebates

4 Month Ago

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Rehoboth community supports Reho Spa revamp

6 Month Ago

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Rehoboth community supports Reho Spa revamp

6 Month Ago

300 Sakke voer wag by die Reho Spa vir verspreiding na boere wat onder die droogte ly.
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Drought fodder stored at Reho Spa awaiting distribution

7 Month Ago

300 Sakke voer wag by die Reho Spa vir verspreiding na boere wat onder die droogte ly.Foto verskaf

Drought fodder stored at Reho Spa awaiting distribution

7 Month Ago

REJECTED: The City of Windhoek has failed in its bid to secure a tariff hike. The central business district appears in the background.

ECB shoots down Nored, Windhoek tariff hike bids

1 Year Ago

CONSENT: Lighthouse Children and Ministry would like the Rehoboth Town Council’s consent to erect structures and expand on the land initially meant for agricultural training to provide more development programmes to vulnerable children. Photo CONTRIBUTED

Rehoboth children's sanctuary seeks to expand

1 Year Ago

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