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ABANDONED: The unfinished fisheries ministry office structure in Rundu, in its current state after a years-long delay in completing the project.Photo: Phillipus Josef

Stalled N$16m Rundu fisheries office complex back on track, ministry says

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NO INVOLVEMENT: The Nored offices in Ondangwa. PHOTO: Kenya Kambowe

Shovaleka denies ‘hand-picking’ Power Consult

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LAUNDRY COSTS: The Katutura State Hospital in Windhoek. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Health ministry to scrap middlemen in hospital laundry services

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Namibia needs leaders who serve, not rule

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An aeriel view of the NamPort operated Luderitz port.

Namibian ports authority cancels key Luderitz energy support project

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FOOD SECURITY: Green scheme farmland in full production. PHOTO: FILE

Agriculture ministry defends N$143m fertiliser payments

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BE WARNED: From Left, executive director of works Titus Ndove, minister of works Veikko Nekundi and Dinapama Manufacturing and Supplies managing director David Namalenga.

Ministries to be punished for snubbing Namibian products – Nekundi

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CLARITY: Deputy governor of BoN, Leonie Dunn. PHOTO: Chris Kaukemua

Five cent remains legal currency - BoN

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FERTILISER: The agriculture ministry is under scrutiny for allegedly authorising payments totalling N$143 million to a local company without following due processes. PHOTO: FILE

Agri ED under scrutiny over N$143m payments

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EDITORIAL: Local contractors must earn their place

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DOUBLE-DIPPING: Former August 26 CEO Ndajoina Shalumbu. Photo contributed

Ex-August 26 CEO drew N$40 000 salary from Enercon

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