Works and Transport Minister John Mutorwa said historians must not and must never be complacent and satisfied with the answers that are or were provided already.
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Long road ahead for local tourism
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Isaak promises to be apolitical
The youthful politician noted that with 40 hectares of virgin land lying idle, the council will now be looking into capitalizing optimally
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Endombo eviction saga continues …property on offer for N$17 million
Groenewald repeated attempt to evict the tenants has attracted attention from politicians, government officials and community activists who have objected to the idea of evicting people from the place.
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BREAKING: Windhoek High Court Judge Christi Liebenberg has sentenced former education minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa
BREAKING: Windhoek High Court Judge Christi Liebenberg has sentenced former education minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa
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Body found on train track
JUST IN: A body of a female person was discovered on the train tracks between Game shopping centre and Reger park this morning around 07:00am.
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Work hard! Fruits of a lot of hard work are sweet!
It’s a new day, a new week, a new month and a New Year. What a time to be alive. It’s a blessing to have made it this far in life. I would like to use this opportunity to wish everyone a happy New Year and send you good wishes for the year. I hope your hard work yields ever green fruits this year.
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25 years old and never been to school, no ID
WINDHOEK - Twenty-five-year-old Erassy Frans and his siblings from Ondeikalela in Ruacana, northern Namibia, have never been to school and as such are unable to read or write.
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BREAKING: Court dismisses urgency of Kahimise’s application
The Windhoek High Court has dismissed urgency in City of Windhoek CEO Robert Kahimise's application against his