China’s foreign ministry on Wednesday slammedcommentsbyUnited States President, Joe Biden, equating Chinese leader Xi Jinping with “dictators” as an “open political provocation”.
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Stewe pedals to gold medal
Namibian cyclist Rodney Stewe was yesterday crowned world champion in the five-kilometre (km) cycling event, while Fimanekeni Hamutenya won a silver medal in the 1 500 metre race at the 2023 Special Olympics World Games.
Tuaire: The future looks bright for Otjinene
Following their impress ive performance at the recent Grand Brix in Gobabis, Otjinene Athletic Club (OAC) coach Marvin Tuaire said their club primarily aims to produce athletes to become national champions and represent the country at the international level.
Sanlam, Hollard employees in dock for fraud
A financial advisor at Sanlam and an employee of Hollard Insurance company in Rundu made their first court appearance on Monday facing charges of defrauding a Sanlam client of N$200 000.
Namibia, Netherlands sign visa letter
Namibia and the Netherlands on Monday signed a letter of intent on a visa waiver agreement for official and diplomatic passport holders.
Qatar signs gas deal with China’s CNPC
Qatar has agreed to supply the China National Petroleum Corporation natural gas for 27 years, the Gulf country’s energy minister said yesterday.
Green growth in Amazon would bring Brazil billions
Protecting the Amazon rainforest and making it an engine of sustainable economic growth, rather than plundering its resources, would bring Brazil billions of dollars in the coming decades, a study found yesterday.
Opinion – Internships: The answer to ‘X number of Experience’
There is nothing more disheartening than reading about a vacancy for which you meet all the requirements up until you read the line asking for years of experience at a time your photographer has just sent you fresh pictures of your recent graduation.
Malema calls for unemployed graduate stipends
EFF leader Julius Malema wants unemployed university and college graduates to be given stipends that are more than the R350 grant the government rolls out to people without jobs.