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ONION PARADOX: A new strategy is focused on expanding storage and processing of Namibiau2019s onion harvests to address the supply and demand gap. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia's onion glut clashes with four-month shortage

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u01C1Karas Regional Council chairperson Gerrit Witbooi. Photo Otis Daniels

ǁKharas questions NYDF funding

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Bernadine Bertolini. Photo: Contributed

The Consent Trap: Access to justice for minors pregnant as a result of rape

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Dineo Motapaneu0027s body was u0022discarded like a piece of rubbishu0022, her aunt said. Photo: Dineo Motapane

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JOB MATCHMAKER: Self-taught developer Leonard Nangolo Akathingo developed iTransfer independently to help public workers connect with potential transfer partners. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

iTransfer matches teachers, nurses seeking transfers

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Dr Bianca van Niekerk. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Why Namibia's Youth Need Marketing Skills

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Namibiau2019s creative sector can create economic value, but data and funding remain major gaps. PHOTO: NamibianFixer.com

Data gap clouds creative sector

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Dr Erling Kavita: Executive Director, Academic Development and Support at NUST. Photo contributedrn

When tourism thrives, but communities struggle

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Weaker uranium exports weigh on trade

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Ending extreme inequality

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