There has been a spike in the number of seminars and training being hosted for farmers and agripreneurs.
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Saudi oil profits drop 38% on lower prices
Oil firm Saudi Aramco yesterday announced profits of US$30.08 billion for the second quarter, a sharp fall from the same period last year when prices surged after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Deadly Cape Town strike blocks airport route
Cape Town›s public transport system has been paralysed by a minibus taxi strike that in a violent turn has seen two people killed, police said Monday, while leaving thousands of commuters stranded.
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Opinion – WiFi for all towns in Namibia
The Katima Mulilo Town Council recently signed an agreement with MTC Namibia, which will allow internet users to access WiFi services in the central business district (CBD) of the town.
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Opinion – Who should be a board member, and why?
A company’s management and activities are supervised and managed by the board of directors. The board’s responsibility is to monitor the administration and efficient structuring of operations in order to advance the interests of shareholders and the group, if there is any.
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Alweendo: Swapo’s success must be earned
Winning elections in the future will not be a walk in the park for the ruling Swapo Party if it does not deliver on its promises.
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Employment Commission clarifies new affirmative action regulations
All employers, regardless of sector and employing 10 and more people, are considered relevant employers, the Employment Equity Commission (EEC) has stated.
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Omushitipo gwoongaku ta kongo eyambindhindho
Omunongo gwiilonga yokoonyala, a yambukile komukunda Onhokola moshitopolwa shaMusati ota pula omayambindhindho okuza kepangelo, opo ga ninge ondjodhi ye yo shili.
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Musk offers legal aid for users over X posts
Elon Musk on Saturday said his social media company X would provide monetary legal aid to users who face blowback from their bosses over posts on the platform.
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Fed official: More rate hikes ‘likely’ needed
A US central bank official said Saturday that more interest rate hikes “will likely be needed” to bring inflation down further, shortly after policymakers lifted rates to the highest level since 2001.