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Year: 2021
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Telecom Namibia’s broadband subscriptions up 14%
By the end of the 2020 financial year, Telecom Namibia had managed to increase fixed broadband service subscriptions by 14%, and in turn...
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Media: Where are the women?
OPINION by Dr Wanja Njuguna.
“We need a daily paper edited and composed according to a woman’s own thoughts, and not as a woman thinks a man wants her to think and write...
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Nabirm teams up with Badoer Investments on cryptocurrencies
Badoer Investments, through its crypto company 4chanCoin, has signed an agreement with Nabirm Global, a licence holder in Namibia.
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Rehoboth man survives on selling firewood
Poverty has forced 44-year-old Israel Noa from Rehoboth to walk a distance of 10 kilometres regularly to collect firewood to make a living.
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Windhoek-Frankfurt route to open by August
The Lufthansa Group has announced it will move their flight operations to and from Namibia under its new leisure brand Eurowings Discover from the beginning of August 2021.
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Angolans continue to flock into Namibia
Ruacana constituency councillor Andreas Shintama says they have noticed a high number of Angolans in the region, with 1 780 camping at Etunda.
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Namibia gets N$1.8bn towards sanitation
In an effort to improve sanitation, the government has secured N$1.8 billion from the African Development Bank to address bulk and rural water supply needs in Namibia.
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Mavanze community gets borehole
A South Korean Methodist church missionary has given the Mavanze community in Ncuncuni, Kavango West access to potable water by donating a new borehole.
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Future of media in Africa is under threat
Press freedom remains fragile in most African countries. According to the 2020 World Press Freedom Index, compiled by the Reports Without Borders (RSB), 102 journalists have been killed in the continent in the past 10 years...