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TESTS DISPROVE CLAIMS: Marble waste deposited in Karibib is deemed safe by laboratory tests. Photo: Contributed

Lab tests find no asbestos in Karibib marble dust

2 Month Ago

ROBOTICS: Scientists at Waseda University in Tokyo are developing care-giving robots. Photo: BBC

Japan is facing a dementia crisis – can technology help?

4 Month Ago

UNIQUE SCHOOL: Lüderitz Blue School learners enjoying ocean-based activities. Photo: Contributed

Lüderitz Blue School in contention for international accolade

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CONFIDENT: Rundu Rural councillor Paulus Mbangu. Photo contributed

Mbangu sees no competition in November polls

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The official handover of machines to the Namib Poultry team by Christian Große Brinkhaus (product manager, 2nd from left) and Jörg Hurlin (managing director, 1st from right) from Agri Advanced Technologies GmbH.

Namib Poultry introduces automated sorting for broiler breeders

6 Month Ago

Hugo Capelao is Bank Windhoek’s head of business re-engineering.

Navigating truth in the age of an AI-content-driven world

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At the heart of much conflict is the DRC’s mineral wealth. Photo Pexels / Tom Fisk

Africa’s minerals are being bartered for security: Why it’s a bad idea

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NamRA board members and IUM at the official signing of the MoU last week. Photo: Abbigail Munalula

NamRA and IUM sign MoU

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DEFIANCE: EFF leader Julius Malema. Photo: FILE

‘Kill the Boer’: The anti-apartheid song Musk ties to ‘white genocide’

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NEW TECH: Rowland Brown. PHOTO: Cirrus Capital

Internet speed in Namibia ranked 146th globally

1 Year Ago

FARMING: Willem Amutenya is calling upon young people to invest in agriculture.
PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Amutenya calls on youth to invest in agriculture

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FILE PHOTO: Security officers walk past the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in Sandton, South Africa.

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