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Anglo American said yesterday it would offload steelmaking coal, diamond and platinum businesses, and focus on critical minerals as it fights off a massive takeover bid by Australian rival BHP. 

Namibia’s aim of becoming the first carbon-neutral African country through the process of pursuing its green hydrogen ambitions is slowly but surely becoming a reality.  

With one foot already out of the door, Namibia’s first-ever female presidential candidate bows out with a strong message.

A month after launching an investigation into reports suggesting its resources were used to bankroll political activities, the International University of Management is tight-lipped on the outcome of the investigation.

The urban ministry has given the Oshakati Town Council the green light to sell the old open market, known as Omatala, to Mouse Properties Ninety-Eight CC for N$8.1 million.

Two young women, who ventured into the brickmaking industry, say men-domination does not exist in the dictionary.

The Landless People's Movement (LPM) is dismayed by widely circulated footage in which a member of the ruling party is seen destroying LPM membership cards.

The Katima Mulilo Town Council cannot be turned into a fiefdom, where ego and personality clashes are the order of the day. 

Windhoek Magistrate Monica Andjamba last week dismissed a bail application based on new facts.

Ovambanderu commandos in Namibia paid tribute to the fallen heroes of the battle of Otjunda, marking 128 years of the fierce battle between the Ovambanderu and the German Schutstruppe under General Theodore Leutwein.