PRIME Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says the late President Hage Geingob leaves Namibians a rich inheritance in the form of the independence he helped to bring about.
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Namibia takes on Israel
Namibia will take a leading role in a separate case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, fiercely challenging Israel’s decades-long occupation of the Palestinian territory.
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Stick to studies, foreign students told
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security has sent a stern warning to foreign students who apply for study permits but engage in other businesses in the country, saying it is against the Immigration Control Act.
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City is broke: Kandjeke
Auditor General (AG) Junias Kandjeke gave the City of Windhoek a qualified audit opinion, but painted a precarious picture of its financial position, bringing its material existence into question.
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Opinion – Nangolo Mbumba: Acting or President?
The question of whether Namibian President Dr Nangolo Mbumba is acting or not has dominated the social media space over the last few days.
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Opinion – Namibia’s free education paradox
In the corridors of our nation’s schools, a crisis unfolds, hidden from the jubilant celebrations of free education.
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Rebirth of Shortgun to SG
IN the ever-evolving music landscape, artists often find themselves undergoing great transformations, both in their craft and personal identities.
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Sula Kyababa hits back at critics
WATCH! In this year's first podcast of #IndustryLoop with the NSK, Sula Kyababa hits back at critics.
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NamPower urged not to stifle IPP potential …should not create bottleneck to attracting investment
The national power utility, Namibia Power Corporation (NamPower), should focus on the transmission network and encourage genuine independent power producers (IPPs) with no NamPower shareholdings to contribute to the national grid.
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N$179 billion investments in pipeline – Uaandja
Namibia is gaining a global reputation and has recently attracted significant investments. These were the sentiments Nangula Uaandja, CEO of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB), who is resolute that the country is full of unlimited prospects and is eager to welcome new investments.