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BIG HOLES: Potholes remain one of Windhoeku0027s key concerns. PHOTO: ELIZABETH KHEIBES

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Windhoek councillors debate N$3m pilot solar project

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LIGHT WORK: The Windhoek municipality spends millions each year installing, maintaining and repairing the traffic lights. PHOTO: CITY OF WINDHOEK

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Windhoek pays high price for damaged traffic lights

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PRESS FREEDOM: The union warns that the journalist was treated as a security threat rather than a professional fulfilling her duties. PHOTO: THE WHISTLE

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EMPTIER BASKETS: Nearly N$3 000 spent on household essentials that only last two to three weeks. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Namibians feel the pinch as N$1 000 buys less than ever

CONTAMINATED: Sewage from damaged pipes flows into the Kavango River, raising serious health risks for nearby. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Sewage leak threatens Kavango River communities

SURVIVAL: Loide Iinane. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

‘Unemployment pushed me to the edge of the grave’

THE HAND THAT GIVETH: Keetmanshoop mayor Melody Swartbooi giving food parcels to the elderly.

Keetmanshoop completes senior citizens food parcel roll-out

DESTRUCTION: Some of the utensils that were destroyed by the fire.

Okahandja family counts the losses after shack fire

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RIGHTS: San representatives have highlighted the numerous social struggles they face and are demanding action. PHOTO: ELIZABETH KHEIBES

San raise land and rights concerns in Windhoek

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RIGHTS: San representatives challenge government over land rights violations and social exclusion at national paralegals workshop. Photo: Elizabeth Kheibes

San communities accuse government of taking their land

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ACTIVISM: The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, which started on the 25th of November, will end on the 10th of December, on World Human Rights Day. PHOTO ELIZABETH KHEIBES

GBV: Women continue to withdraw abuse cases for financial, family reasons

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COMRADES IN ARMS: Christina Hatzkin (39) and Bianca Engelbrecht (34) pictured inside the Windhoek Correctional Facility yesterday. Photo: Aurelia Afrikaner

Raised in fear, imprisoned by fate

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MVA Fund secures N$1.78 million for festive road-safety campaign

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BIG HOLES: Potholes remain one of Windhoeku0027s key concerns. PHOTO: ELIZABETH KHEIBES

Windhoek councillors debate N$3m pilot solar project

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LIGHT WORK: The Windhoek municipality spends millions each year installing, maintaining and repairing the traffic lights. PHOTO: CITY OF WINDHOEK

Windhoek pays high price for damaged traffic lights

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PRESS FREEDOM: The union warns that the journalist was treated as a security threat rather than a professional fulfilling her duties. PHOTO: THE WHISTLE

Nampu, opposition condemn State House handling of journalist

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EMPTIER BASKETS: Nearly N$3 000 spent on household essentials that only last two to three weeks. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Namibians feel the pinch as N$1 000 buys less than ever

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CONTAMINATED: Sewage from damaged pipes flows into the Kavango River, raising serious health risks for nearby. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Sewage leak threatens Kavango River communities

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