Namibia
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Sports Awards pact gives Olympic body formal role
The Namibia National Olympic Committee has been given a formal role
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Namibia
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Namibian Economy Sees Boost with New SME Park and City Cash Reserves
Namibia's economy gets a boost with a new SME park and increased city cash reserves.
Namibia
3 min
Namibian Sun Highlights Diverse Range of Local Issues
Namibian Sun reports on various local issues, from education and economy to sports and youth development.
Namibia
3 min
City's cash balloons to N$1.1b
The City of Windhoek's cash reserves have increased to N$1.1 billion.
Namibia
3 min
Reinvest GIPF funds for homes – governor Prent
Namibia's governor urges reinvestment of GIPF funds into housing sector
Namibia
3 min
Long waiting list for Eluwa school spot
Namibia's Eluwa school has a waiting list of up to 10 years for a spot
Namibia
3 min
N$600 000 Aus SME park to boost economy
A new N$600 000 SME park in Aus aims to boost the local economy.
Namibia
3 min
Namibian Sun Highlights Diverse Range of Local Issues
Namibian Sun reports on various local issues, from education and economy to crime and sports.
Namibia
3 min
RCC forces Nelumbu on leave over N$17m fuel deal
RCC's acting CEO Dasius Nelumbu placed on leave amid probe into N$17m fuel deal linked to fugitive businessman Victor Malima.
Namibia
3 min
Namibia's Ministry of Works and Transport Urges Taxi Drivers Not to Panic Over New Plate Numbers
Ministry of Works and Transport advises taxi drivers not to panic over new vehicle plate numbers
Namibia
4 min
High Court Blocks Whale Rock-Ohorongo Cement Merger in Namibia
Namibia's High Court overturns industries minister's decision to allow merger between Whale Rock Cement and Ohorongo Cement.
Namibia
3 min
IPPR Warns of Corruption Risks in New Procurement Regulations
Namibia's new procurement regulations raise corruption risks, says IPPR