Rhino case halted, no Mandarin interpreters
Windhoek-A court has put the case of two Chinese nationals accused of illegal possession of rhino horns on hold because…
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//Karas governor worried about dependency
Keetmanshoop-//Karas governor Lucia Basson is worried residents of the region will no longer want to work for themselves, but rather…
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Stop blaming Geingob for economic crisis – Shaningwa
Windhoek-The Minister of Urban and Rural Development Sofia Shaningwa has called on members of the public to stop blaming President…
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Just who are the Landless People’s Movement?
The newly formed Landless People's Movement has dominated conversation in recent weeks and demands, amongst others, the return of ancestral…
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Namibia: Healing a sick nation (Part I)
Where are we? Where are we going and who with? These are some of the questions the nation is asking…
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NamPost launches centenary stamps for Scouts of Namibia
Windhoek-Namibia Post (NamPost) yesterday launched a new stamp to commemorate the 100 years of scouting in Namibia.The commemorative stamp, which…
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High number of rape cases recorded in Oshikoto
Omuthiya-Ninety-five rape cases were recorded from January to December last year in Oshikoto Region, a figure that has alarmed the…
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Private sector urged to join the party
Windhoek-The former managing director of Old Mutual Africa, Johannes !Gawaxab, on Monday stressed the need for a strong private sector…
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Geingob breaks silence on new landless movement
Windhoek-President Hage Geingob yesterday challenged the newly-formed Landless People's Movement - who held public gatherings in protest over ancestral land…