TransNamib has agreed to pay back more than N$3.5 million to Alliance Media after the railway company sued the advertising agency for failing to pay for the advertising spaces.
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Uumutse ashike uupe wa pitikwa okulongithwa okuya koBotswana
Epangelo lyaNamibia okupitila muuministeli wiikwameni olya ti, uumutse ashike woshilongo uupe tau ka pitika okuya moBotswana.
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Helikon deposit extended to 19 years
Lepidico Ltd, a vertically integrated lithium and other critical metals developer has provided an update on its ore reserve estimate at its 80%-owned Karibib project, which has added a further 1.16 million tonnes into its probable reserves.
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Higher interest rates push up Nedbank’s profit …latest results show 35% increase to N$275 million
Nedbank Namibia recorded a total income of N$1.2 billion for the year ended 31 December 2022, representing an increase of 13% from the previous financial year. Profit after tax increased by 35% to N$275 million.
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Opinion – Technology as an enabler for gender equality, harmony
Considering this year’s International Women’s Day (8 March) theme, ‘DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality’, we must ask how innovation and technology can enhance and improve the lives of women and the girl child, especially in Africa.
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Opinion – African free trade holds promise for youth
The African Union Summit brings together the leaders of all 55 member states to discuss issues facing the continent and chart a course for its future.
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Parties pocket N$600 million in five years… Mujoro says no to political ‘cash loans’
Political parties represented in the National Assembly have received no less than N$608 million from Treasury since 2019 – through parliamentary funding. These public monies are hardly accounted for, New Era has been established.
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Youth centres falling apart – Kandjeke
Auditor general Junias Kandjeke found most youth centres across the country in a dilapidated state mainly due to lack of funds, a situation that poses serious health and safety risks for students.
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I’m sorry – Madisia
Murder accused Azaan Madisia yesterday profusely apologised to the family and parents of her victim Shannon Wasserfall at the end of her evidence in her defence.
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South Africa, Namibia to broaden bilateral cooperation
South Africa and Namibia’s third session of the Bi-National Commission of senior officials kicked off in Windhoek yesterday and is expected to conclude tomorrow.