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No need to panic about yellow fever
A recent outbreak of yellow fever in Angola has caused fear in northern Namibia but health experts say it’s unlikely the disease would spread to Namibia. Angolan media say the first case of yellow...
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A human rights organisation that advocates as the voice for lesbian women, gay men, bisexuals and transgender, and intersex people in Namibia, Out-Right Namibia (ORN) has applauded Health Minister...
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WRP seeks recusal of judge
The Workers Revolutionary Party (WRP) is vexed with a presiding judge in their application against the suspension of their parliamentary funding and seat in the National Assembly and is demanding his...
View ArticleRosh Pinah workers to strike
The Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) yesterday announced its intention to embark on a strike at the Rosh Pinah zinc mine after a majority of workers in the bargaining unit voted in favour of...
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Dictum didn’t cost Diescho job - Saara
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila yesterday told parliamentarians that former Nipam boss Joe Diescho was not removed from his post because of his column in a daily newspaper....
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Kavango regions simmering
The two Kavango regions are a ticking time bomb, but it is not yet too late for the government to act and prevent political turmoil from rearing its head in Namibia. When the long-awaited demonstration...
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Rukoro's suspension lifted
Barely two weeks after being summarily suspended from his post as secretary general of the Namibia Football Association (NFA) Barry Rukoro can now get back to work. This after the NFA executive...
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The goalkeeper must be aware of anything - Goseb
Absalom Goseb, who is the Namibia Football Association’s (NFA) head of referee department, said that the goalkeepers must be aware of anything when they are in the post. The administrator said this in...
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Seatless opposition vow to march
A group of political parties without present seats in parliament on Friday resolved to put up a united front against the lack of funding they enjoy from the State. The National Democratic Party (NDP),...
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Drobisch, Weber claim elite titles
Till Drobisch’s tactical awareness and experience saw him beating his opponents in the elite 92 km race in the Nedbank Cycle Road Championships yesterday. The Namibian, who is a professional cyclist...
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The Classic winners # NedbankCycle
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Calling on tourism expo exhibitors
COME ONE AND ALL:The fingerprint readers which grants exhibitors access to enter the expo venue have been upgraded to a new system. Thus we kindly invite all 2016 exhibitors to come to NMH offices in...
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'Bizarre' religion in the dunes
Thirteen members of a group of 19 Zimbabweans detained for questioning in Walvis Bay on Friday were released. The six remaining in custody are in the country illegally. The people were detained after a...
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‘Most Powerful Girl’ to give First Lady an award
World-renowned girl child advocate Zuriel Oduwole will today present First Lady Monica Geingos with a ‘Dream Up, Speak up, Stand Up (DUSUSU) Award’ at State House. The DUSUSU project recognises where a...
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Oshakati services 2 000 plots
The mayor of Oshakati, Katrina Shimbulu, says the town is making good progress with the mass urban land servicing programme, as over 2 000 plots have been serviced and are ready to be allocated....
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Six die in road accidents
At least six people have died in three road accidents since Thursday night. In the latest accident three men were killed on Sunday afternoon when the car they were travelling in crashed into a truck at...
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Learners sleep in sewage
The Deputy Minister of Works and Transport, James Sankwasa, could not contain his disgust with the rot and stink at the Ella du Plessis Secondary School in Windhoek yesterday. The dilapidated hostels...
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Opposition march is misguided, says Speaker
National Assembly Speaker Peter Katjavivi says a planned march to his office by three political parties to complain over a lack of state funding is misguided. The National Democratic Party (NDP), the...
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