The Namibian19h
Namibia sees first green hydrogen fuel trucks
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The Namibian19h
Angula says 500 000 new jobs in three years is possible
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The Namibian19h
Govt introduces plan to protect Sandwich Harbour
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The Namibian6h
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 ...
The Namibian19h
Agriculture ministry invests N$700 000 in revival of resettlement farm
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The Namibian9h
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 ...
The Namibian8h
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 ...
The Namibian9h
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 […] ...
The Namibian1d
Maasdorp to appear in court on Thursday
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The Namibian1d
Walvis Bay to probe RedForce over debt collection contract
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The Namibian2d
Ghana court declines to force president to sign anti-gay bill
The High Court in Ghana's capital, Accra, has dismissed a bid to compel the president to sign a controversial anti-lesbian, ...
The Namibian2d
Namibians feel the pinch as rental prices skyrocket
First National Bank Namibia (FNB) says rental prices in the country continue to increase beyond the means of many. In their ...