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Namibia’s Position on Israel-Palestine Conflict Unlikely to Affect US Relations

11 October 2023

  By: Justicia Shipena   NAMIBIA’S stance in the conflict between Palestine and Israel is unlikely to have any significant impact on its relationship with the United States of America (USA), according to international relations scholar Marius Kudumo. Following the recent escalation of tensions between Israel and Palestine, the US announced increased support for Israel, […]

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Govt Plans to Secure N$2,6 Billion in Borrowings This Week

11 October 2023

  By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus   THE government’s treasury has issued a market notice seeking to secure N$2,6 billion in borrowings this week. These funds will not only help bridge the budgetary gap for the 2023/24 fiscal year but also prepare for the repayment of the maturing GC24 bond next year in October. According to the […]

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Exploring Namibia’s Oil Opportunity Beyond Discovery

9 October 2023

By:Kandjengo kaMkwaanyoka THE discovery of oil in Namibia’s waters has ignited tremendous excitement both domestically and internationally, as the nation eagerly awaits the commercial appraisal of these wells. However, amid the buzz and enthusiasm surrounding this significant development, there is a noticeable absence of discourse regarding the crucial matter of oil refining. It’s high time […]

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Rundu Artists Call for Increased Budget at Trade Fair

9 October 2023

By:Annakleta Haikera RUNDU-based artists are advocating for fair compensation from the organizers of the upcoming Rundu Trade Fair, citing persistent financial challenges. The sixth edition of the trade fair, themed “Innovation and Investment – Paving the way for Rundu’s revived economic prosperity,” is scheduled to take place from October 27 to November 4, 2023. Abraó […]

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Police Suggest More Arrests Likely in Investment Scheme

9 October 2023

By:Josefina Lukas THE Namibian police have hinted at the possibility of additional arrests related to an alleged international crypto currency scam that led to the arrest of over 50 Namibians last week. In a sting operation led by the police, at least 88 Namibian individuals, primarily youths, have been implicated. They are alleged to have […]

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Agri Sector Shows Growth Despite Challenges

9 October 2023

By:Hertha Ekandjo and Anna-Liisa Paulus The agriculture sector in Namibia has exhibited notable growth over the years, overcoming challenges such as drought, limited investment, and financial support from the government. The sector holds the potential to significantly reduce the country’s high unemployment rate if it is well-maintained and adequately funded. Despite the progress observed in […]

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Spectrum Auction Winners Instructed To Expand 4G Coverage

9 October 2023

By:Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus THE successful bidders for radio frequency spectrum in the 703-788 MHz and 790-862 MHz bands, announced last week, have been directed to increase 4G coverage to a minimum of 80% in six regions. This directive comes from the Communication Regulatory Authority Namibia (CRAN). The six regions affected by this mandate are Kunene, Zambezi, […]

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Lead Exposure In Children At Rosh Pinah Labelled ‘Harmless’

9 October 2023

By:Josefina Lukas THE Ministry of Health and Social Services says it has discovered that lead exposure recorded in children at Rosh Pinah in the //Kharas region does not pose any health risks. About two months ago, the ministry together with other stakeholders commissioned an investigation into concerns over lead exposure in children and newborns at […]

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Gender Disparities Persist in Namibia’s Farm Ownership

9 October 2023

Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus WOMEN own only 24% of commercial farms in Namibia, while the remaining 76% are held by men, according to data unveiled by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA). These statistics shed light on the unequal distribution of commercial farms in the country, highlighting the predominant ownership by males. These findings come at a time […]

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About N$10m needed to repair Ella Du Plessis … as principal calls for counselling support for traumatised pupils

6 October 2023

By:Brandon Shilongo The Principal of Ella Du Plessis Secondary School, Jakavaza Kavari, has stated that the school requires an estimated N$5 to N$10 million for the restoration of a hostel block that was destroyed by a fire on Wednesday. Investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing, and the school’s management is yet to […]

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