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Namibia sees first green hydrogen fuel trucks
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Angula says 500 000 new jobs in three years is possible
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Govt introduces plan to protect Sandwich Harbour
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Corridor group promotes Walvis Bay in Zimbabwe
Namibia is engaging regional partners to promote the port of Walvis Bay as the gateway to global trade. This follows a visit ...
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Agriculture ministry invests N$700 000 in revival of resettlement farm
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The Namibian10h
Ukrainian woman, 98, walks six miles from occupied village to safety
For 98-year-old Lidiia Lomikovska, Russia's invasion is worse than the World War Two, which she also lived through. She's ...
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Unhappy Swanu supporters demand extraordinary congress
A group of unhappy South West Africa National Union (Swanu) members on Thursday demonstrated and submitted a petition to ...
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IPC says Workers’ Day not a political platform, yet calls for vote
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Matter Of Fact: ‘Knife stuck in Walvis man for months’
IN The Namibian’s 17 April edition, it was incorrectly stated in a report headlined ‘Knife stuck in Walvis man for months’ that a patient was left […] ...