Perennial media reports on the unemployment crisis in Namibia has left many Namibians, especially young people, wondering about this sad reality.
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Editorial – Budget builds on Geingob’s legacy
Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises Iipumbu Shiimi presented the national budget for 2024/25, which totalled N$100 billion.
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Know your civil servant – Stephanus, the empathetic private secretary
One glance at Serinna Stephanus presents an enigmatic yet extroverted individual, a fascinating sight.
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Party funding: ECN’s Achilles’ heel
The Electoral Commission of Namibia said for the institution to hold political parties accountable, the Electoral Act needs to be amended to give it the requisite powers.
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Otavi turns the corner on wastewater management
OTAVI Town Council has turned around its waste water management system, putting a stop to the overflow challenges that the town has faced over the years.
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More women needed in maritime
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Nantu assists teachers find jobs
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BA judgement due today … as club gets fixtured to play in SSFD this weekend
The Southern Stream First Division has released the round eight and nine fixtures of the 2023/24 season, which see the return of Black Africa (BA) on the fixtures list.
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Mbumba kuna kuhundira asi ekuliko lyahepa kugwaneka kwanavenye
Presidente Nangolo Mbumba kahundilire vaNamibia natuvenye asi twahepa kulituramo mokurugana unene, ntani twahepa nye klutamununa mukaro gwetu gokukwaneka ekuliko kwankenye gumwe, omu nayiukara asi kwato ogu nalizuvha asi vana musigiko.
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Renault wins Car of the Year
Renault unveiled a new electric vehicle on Monday and its Scenic model won the Car of the Year award at the first Geneva auto show since 2019, giving a boost to the French automaker’s electrification plans.