The coastal town of Swakopmund will be the centre of attraction this weekend when the town hosts the second edition of the United Nations Africa Games.
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Talent, discipline see Mbamba SSS win
Choirmaster Mathews Tuhafeni Michael who led learners of the Rundu-based Dr Alpo Mbamba Secondary School to victory in the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Song Competition in Swakopmund last Friday, says apart from being talented, discipline was key in them winning.
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20 global airlines join IATA’s safety charter
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) yesterday announced the launch of the IATA Safety Leadership Charter at the IATA World Safety and Operations Conference taking place in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Nedbank home loans hits N$500 million mark
Despite the tough economic climate, Nedbank Namibia disbursed home loans worth N$500 million in 2022, which points to the significant influence of the home loans sector on the bank’s growth in the real estate industry.
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Heritage is priceless – Andre
Namibians should embrace the unique cultural heritage embedded in the country’s diversity, which binds the nation.
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Parents accused of daughter’s murder face 2024 trial
Zimbabwean parents who stand accused of assaulting their nine-year-old daughter and causing her death will stand trial next year.
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Africa’s slow tobacco decline
There has been a concerning gradual decline in the use of tobacco products in Africa between 2010 and 2020, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
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NamRA calls on public to declare import cars
The Namibia Revenue Agency has called on travellers and traders to adhere to customs and excise rules at all times.
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Geingob: Reform global financial architecture
Namibia’s ranking as an upper-middle-income country has placed the country in a precarious position, where it is now under pressure to devise new ways to access capital. The country also suggested more sustainable and predictable financing for development.
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Gondwana commits N$1m to Tourism Heroes Fund
In response to a concerning surge in criminal activities targeting tourists, one of the biggest tourism operators in the country, Gondwana Collection Namibia, has introduced a “Tourism Heroes” campaign.