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Namibia sees developments in mining, education, and youth initiatives
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Namibia sees developments in mining, education, and youth initiatives
Namibia faces challenges in education, youth development, and local governance
Mining company considers restarting operations at Elizabeth Bay mine in November.
Namibian Sun reports on Capricorn's significant investment in South Africa.
Namibian students assert rights, resist being treated as 'sacrificial lambs'
Namibian athletes shine at All-Africa championships, securing three medals.
Ekandjo calls for disbandment of Namibia's state funeral committee
Three individuals accused of abducting boys in Namibia have been granted bail of N$10 000 each.
A forensic investigation has uncovered a bill of N$774,000 for 900 bins in Otjiwarongo.
Cybersecurity experts warn parents about online risks to children
Namibia's tax revenue as a percentage of GDP is high compared to its economy size, driven significantly by its share of the Southern African Customs Union revenue pool.
EU backs Namibia's northern communal farmers to access international markets if disease-free status is attained.