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Uulingilingi megandjo lyiilonga mehangano lyaSwapo
Uulingilingi megandjo lyiilonga mehangano lyaSwapo Aanapolotika yaSwapo taya idhopo miilonga yehangano Ehangano lyongondu yoSwapo, lyedhina Guinas Investments, otali lundilwa lya kengelele megandjo...
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Ndeitunga a hala omwaalu gwetanga lye gu gwedhe
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Company news in brief
Company news in brief StanChart fined for misreporting liquidity positionThe Bank of England said yesterday it was fining Standard Chartered 46.55 million pounds (US$61.51 million) for misreporting its...
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273 caught for wildlife crimes in 2021
273 caught for wildlife crimes in 2021 ELLANIE SMITWINDHOEKA total of 273 suspects were arrested in connection with wildlife crimes this year and 144 cases were registered.This is according to the...
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MET rejects damning conservation probe on technicalities
MET rejects damning conservation probe on technicalities‘Unethical, biased, illegal’ The environment ministry says the investigative journalists who wrote a damning report about Namibia’s wildlife...
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China cuts interest rate
China cuts interest rateFirst time in 20 months The reduction comes despite concerns about inflation, with factory gate prices rising at levels last seen in the mid-1990s. Beijing - China's central...
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Prison visits stopped because of Covid
Prison visits stopped because of Covid NAMPAWINDHOEKThe Namibian Correctional Service has temporarily suspended contact visiting at its Windhoek Correctional Facility with immediate effect due to an...
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Nabta congress planned for June 2022
Nabta congress planned for June 2022 OGONE TLHAGEWINDHOEKThe Namibia Bus and Taxi Association (Nabta) says everything is still on course for it to hold its congress in June next year.The announcement...
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Rapes and murders mar weekend
Rapes and murders mar weekendPre-Christmas crime spree Two rapes, a murder and a robbery were reported to the police over the weekend. JEMIMA BEUKESA 34-year-old pregnant woman was raped at Groot-Aub...
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Inequalities prevent access to services
Inequalities prevent access to services People living with HIV are more vulnerable to COVID-19, but widening inequalities are preventing them from accessing COVID-19 vaccines and HIV services. Studies...
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Fishcor no walk in the park – Gawanab
Fishcor no walk in the park – GawanabNew CEO big on governance, discipline The embattled fishing company was without a substantive head for two years after the arrest of Fishrot accused Mike Nghipunya....
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Omicron: Hospitalisation numbers on the rise
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Traditional wells to be modernised
Traditional wells to be modernised ELLANIE SMITWINDHOEKThe agriculture ministry says from early next year, it will develop and modernise traditional wells based on the availability of funds.This after...
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Closed for Christmas
Closed for Christmas A passer-by walks downtown Rotterdam. The Netherlands on Sunday went into "lockdown" over the Christmas period to try to stop a surge of the Omicron coronavirus variant. All...
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Airbus delivers last A380 superjumbo
Airbus delivers last A380 superjumboEnd of an era Airbus plans to focus some of the bread-and-butter narrowbody models that dominate sales. Technocrats and accountants said it was not fit for purpose....
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EDITORIAL: Little to rejoice about!
EDITORIAL: Little to rejoice about! Namibians have little to rejoice about. These are the sentiments of many as we enter the festive period.From retrenchments, death of relatives, mental breakdowns and...
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Centrafrican mothers desperate in restive NW
Centrafrican mothers desperate in restive NW'No food at home' Civil war has raged since 2013 in the poverty-wracked nation of almost five million people, displacing hundreds of thousands from their...
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Children weighed down by mental health challenges
Children weighed down by mental health challengesPandemic robs even the youngest of joy According to the Office of the First Lady, many more mental health issues and cases of self-harm have been...
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Trade misinvoicing: Namibia loses N$3.9bn annually
Trade misinvoicing: Namibia loses N$3.9bn annually OGONE TLHAGEWINDHOEK Namibia lost US$152 million in trade invoicing imbalances against the world’s 32 biggest economies in 2018, and on average US$251...
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Von Finckenstein was a ‘transformist’ – Hailulu
Von Finckenstein was a ‘transformist’ – Hailulu MATHIAS HAUFIKUWINDHOEKFormer City of Windhoek CEO Vinson Hailulu described the late Dr Bjorn von Finckenstein as a “transformist” who helped to change...
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