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Newly built classrooms stand ready to welcome learners in Ncaute. Photo Phillipus Josef

Namdia boosts rural education with N$5.9 million investment

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CONTINUING: Regardless of some residents’ concerns, construction of the sewer line is continuing. Photo: Adam Hartman

Omaruru River sewer line opens flood of criticism

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Value addition and quality assurance strengthen Namibia’s local dairy industry.

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Himba communities have gained safer access to water through a solar-powered project in the Marienfluss Conservancy. Photo: WILDERNESS

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Kavango East region governor Hamunyera Hambyuka. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

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