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A song that speaks to the soul of a nation

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The worrying rise of online GBV in Namibia

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Death at the workplace

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Decriminalisation of LGBTQ people saves lives

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At COP28 in Dubai, more deals were announced as part of the Africa Carbon Markets Initiative (ACMI), which aims to raise US$6 billion by 2030 by selling offsets to companies striving to shrink their carbon footprint by funding pollution-reducing projects like forest or savannah preservation. Photo Unsplash/Annie Spratt

Carbon sinks offset debate heats up

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APOLOGISE AND PAY ME: Ousted All People’s Party (APP) secretary-general, Vincent Kanyetu.

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Media union struggles to get accreditation

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