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Phatboy Lutor takes ownership with ‘Mwene Woka Tomeno’
Phatboy Lutor asserts ownership with his new project ‘Mwene Woka Tomeno’.
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Short-Cut Part 3 Set for Windhoek Premiere
The third installment of the Short-Cut film series is set to premiere in Windhoek, Namibia, adding to the country's growing film industry.
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Fuel Hike Squeezes Ambulance Operators in Namibia
Rising fuel costs put pressure on ambulance services in Namibia
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Amupanda exposes N$3 million fuel supply deal to military base
Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda raises concerns over a N$3 million fuel supply transaction involving August 26 Holdings and the ministry of defence.
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Namibia's Diesel Price Surge Threatens Mining Jobs and Tax Revenue
Diesel price hikes put pressure on Namibia's mining sector, affecting jobs, profits, and government tax revenue.
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Dangote's US$75bn African ambition reaches Namibia
Dangote Group's $75 billion investment plan for Africa includes Namibia, focusing on cement, agriculture, and infrastructure development.
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Agri hands over equipment to small-scale farmers
Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture hands over equipment to small-scale farmers in Oshikoto Region
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Namibia Airports Company Declares Dividend, Reports Strong Financial Performance
Namibia Airports Company reports 5.5% revenue growth, N$7.8 million dividend
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Skills gap threatens jobs drive in Namibia
Namibia faces a significant skills gap that threatens its jobs drive, with experts calling for urgent intervention to address the issue.
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Ethiopia Orders Six Sudanese Officials to Leave Within 48 Hours
Ethiopia expels 6 Sudanese consulate officials amid deteriorating diplomatic relations
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Hong Kong’s Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 years in prison
A Hong Kong court has sentenced pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong to 10 years in prison for conspiring to collude with foreign forces.
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Tjombe Challenges Legality of City of Windhoek's Mass Utility Disconnections
Human rights lawyer Norman Tjombe questions legality of City of Windhoek's plan to disconnect water and electricity services for residents with outstanding accounts.