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BDP’s 58-year rule ends 
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BDP’s 58-year rule ends 

Zebaldt Ngaruka Paheja Siririka President Nangolo Mbumba has applauded the conduct of Botswana’s recent parliamentary elections, which saw the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) conceding power to the opposition, Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC). BDP’s 58-year rule ended last Friday when the Independent Electoral Commission tallied the results, with the opposition UDC securing 31 out...

‘Unemployment ignites SADC’s political change’
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‘Unemployment ignites SADC’s political change’

WALVIS BAY – Official opposition leader McHenry Venaani said Southern Africa is on the brink of a major political transformation, spurred by rising unemployment rates across the region. Addressing a crowd at his party’s star rally at the Kuisebmond Stadium on Saturday, he said the rising unemployment figures are one of the key reasons the...

Zambezi: Regional council, town at loggerheads
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Zambezi: Regional council, town at loggerheads

KATIMA MULILO – While Zambezi chief regional officer Regina Lubinda-Ndopu denies the existence of bad blood between them and the Katima Mulilo Town Council, the situation on the ground tells a different story.  This comes after Katima Mulilo CEO Rafael Liswaniso revealed during a parliamentary standing committee hearing last week that no cordial relationship exists...

N$500 million Psemas allocation questioned … as parties poke holes in Shiimi’s budget
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N$500 million Psemas allocation questioned … as parties poke holes in Shiimi’s budget

Lahja Nashuuta Maihapa Ndjavera Finance minister Iipumbu Shiimi has been lauded by some for his interventionist budget to shield Namibians from the brunt of drought, but others have received it with mixed emotions.  For the latter, the budget leaves much to be desired. One of them is economist Klaus Schade, who has raised concern regarding...

//Kharas breaks ground for brickmaking project
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//Kharas breaks ground for brickmaking project

KEETMANSHOOP – The //Kharas Regional Council, in collaboration with the Keetmanshoop Municipality, on Monday broke ground for the envisaged Keetmanshoop urban brickmaking project.  The regional council has earmarked N$400 000 for the project, while the municipality has provided the land which is at Camp 60, about two kilometres outside Keetmanshoop.  The project is set to...

Moment of truth for Warriors
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Moment of truth for Warriors

For the Brave Warriors to progress through to the next round of the African Nations Championship (Chan), they would have to score more than twice when they play this weekend against Lesotho.  The match is set to start at 15h00 on Sunday, and will be played at the 45 000 Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein in...

NCS seeks return to top-flight league…plans to acquire Young African’s status 
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NCS seeks return to top-flight league…plans to acquire Young African’s status 

In its bid to rejoin Namibia’s topflight domestic league, the Namibia Correctional Service (NCS), now rebranded as Green Family, is exploring every possible avenue to compete in the Debmarine Premiership.  Earlier this year, the team was disqualified from participating in the Namibia Premier League (NPL) due to its affiliation with the Ministry of Safety and...