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The Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) has extended its directive on a disputed tourism deal in the Kunene region amid tensions between conservation, tourism and mining interests. The commission has granted a 90-day extension on its directive for tour operator Ultimate…
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Homeownership involves more than just buying property – it is about building a legacy and, generational wealth. It is about creating a stable future for yourself, and, most importantly, for your children, for your family. Yet, time and again, I…
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The Grade 11 learner of a school at Otjiwarongo was on Monday afternoon granted bail of N$5 000 in a case of possession and or dealing in drugs. The accused, Daniel Ha-Eirob (22), was arrested last Friday at about 18h00…
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Omupedu prima minista Natangwe Ithete okwa ti oshiwana shokoonoli yaNamibia otashi mono oixuna kefundja keshe efimbo shaashi edu lavo okwa li ve li nyekwa peimbo loukoloni. Eshi kwa li ta popi kOshakati Olomakaya, Ithete twa ti ovanhu vomoshilongo pandjokonona okwa…
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Katrina Geises (50) was denied bail by the Otjiwarongo Magistrate’s Court on Monday afternoon, when she made her first court appearance in a case of attempted murder. She was arrested at Otjiwarongo in the Otjozondjupa region on Friday for allegedly…
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The City of Windhoek on Tuesday swore in new councillors to fill in vacant seats left by Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma Junior and Job Amupanda. The swearing in was presided over by mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja as chairperson of the council. Affirmative…
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The Otjikoto gold mine in Otjozondjupa plans to retrench 300 workers from the current 700 by the end of the year, as open pit production falls as the mine prepares to cease operations. One hundred and seventy-nine positions were already…
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Master Southern Africa has officially launched the Core Namibia Norm, a psychometric benchmarking tool specifically designed for the Namibian workforce. The new tool is set to make hiring more fair and inclusive by changing the way employers assess cognitive abilities…
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Esther Kakololo (13) is set to release her second studio album in April. She and her father, Natty Kakololo, spoke to The Namibian about her work since her 2023 song ‘Mounyuni’ and her career path. “Having recorded her first album,…
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After a decade of standing vacant, Windhoek’s Alte Feste is set for restoration. Once a colonial military fort, a school hostel and a national museum, the Alte Feste is being reimagined as an arts, craft and heritage centre through a…
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The government collected N$5.96 billion in royalties from mining companies last year. Minister of industries, mines and energy Natangwe Ithete, during the ministry’s annual retreat yesterday, said the ministry will continue to make sure the country gets its fair share…
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