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21 September 2023

‘It’s stupid to tell people we are poor’

Former minister of finance and public enterprises Helmut Angula says it is stupid for Namibia to keep telling the world the...

Berlin Welcomes ‘Home of Mine’ Photo Exhibition

The bustling heart of Berlin’s art scene recently played host to the much-anticipated opening of the photo exhibition ‘Home of Mine’ at the Fotogalerie...

Chula Chula e eta enyanyu kiipala yaaholi yetanga monooli

Osipana yetanga lyokoompadhi yedhina Eeshoke Chula Chula oya tumbulwa ku kehe gumwe unene tuu kiikundaneki yopankalathano mehuliloshiwike lya zi ko, sho ya ningi ondjokonona...

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‘It’s stupid to tell people we are poor’

Former minister of finance and public enterprises Helmut Angula says it is stupid for Namibia to keep telling the world the country is poor,...

Defence not ready for Fishrot trial

The Fishrot fishing quotas fraud, corruption and racketeering trial will not be starting as scheduled on 2 October, because seven of the 10 men...
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Sport

Sports

SA ‘eager’ for Ireland crunch: De Klerk

Springbok scrum-half Faf de Klerk said Thursday his teammates are "well prepared and eager" to get on with this weekend's keenly awaited Pool B...

Crime

Crime

‘Traditional healer’ in court over pensioner’s death

Two men arrested for the alleged murder of an 84-year-old pensioner at Mabushe village last week were yesterday denied bail after making their first...

Windhoek man found with cannabis worth over N$180 000

A Man (21) was arrested at Otjomuise in Windhoek after he was allegedly found with 370 bankies of cannabis with a street value estimated...

Mother allegedly kills baby, hides body in deep freezer

A woman (34) is under police guard at Oshakati Intermediate Hospital after she allegedly murdered her newborn son and hid his six-day-old body in...
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Business

Business

Make a Decent Profit Decently

‘Put people first’ was Raymond Ackerman’s credo. It was the way he went about his daily life and the way he routinely conducted business. By doing...

Sasscal determined to tackle climate change

Climate change remains a reality and continues to have a devastating impact on the environment as well as on the social and economic sectors,...

Nam under fire for failing to implement Sacu regulations

The Tyre Import Association of South Africa (Tiasa) has voiced concern over Namibia’s failure to implement the Southern Africa Customs Union (Sacu) regulations relating...
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Lifestyle

Lifestyle

Berlin Welcomes ‘Home of Mine’ Photo Exhibition

The bustling heart of Berlin’s art scene recently played...
Politics

Politics

Inside South Africa’s Operation Dudula: ‘Why we hate foreigners’

South African anti-migrant group Operation Dudula has become notorious for raiding businesses belonging to foreign nationals and forcing shops to close. BBC Africa Eye...

Opinions

Opinions

How Far is Namibia in Achieving Universal Health Coverage?

A major goal in public health is attaining health equity and Universal Health Coverage (UHC) plays an integral role in achieving this.  Health equity encompasses...

Workers Unions Should Not Be All Mouth and No Trousers

Trade unions are formed to represent the interests of workers in various trades and industries, in both the public and private sectors. Unions are normally...

Is An Amendment to the Police Act Warranted?

The debate in parliament about empowering Namibia’s police chief to share personal information with foreign non-law enforcement entities is a matter of public interest.  It...