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An eventful start to 2025 at home and abroad
Enter 2025 and the world is holding its collective breath as news of the outbreak of a new Covid like strand called Human ...
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GWM Namibia presents new Tank 500 SUV
Pupkewitz GWM is welcoming the all-new Tank 500 SUV, a 7-seater that combines “elegance, advanced technology, and exceptional ...
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Development Bank strengthens operational performance with improved AADFI compliance score
The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has achieved a significant milestone, securing an 86% compliance index (BB rating) for ...
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Third-party liability claims can undermine the solvency of a business
The cost of replacing physical property is easily determinable through a valuation process. However, when it comes to ...
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FNB Namibia steps up to aid flash flood survivors
FNB stated that in addition to relocating flood victims to higher ground, the City of Windhoek has outlined various ...
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SADC endorse Dr Samuel Maimbo as candidate for the African Development Bank presidency
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has announced the endorsement of Dr Samuel Maimbo as a candidate for the ...
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Aerial support bolsters Save the Rhino Trust’s anti-poaching efforts in the Kunene
Save the Rhino Trust (SRT) received crucial support for its anti-poaching operations in the Kunene region, with aerial ...
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National Arts Council awards bursaries to support creative industries
The National Arts Council of Namibia (NACN) has awarded 36 successful applicants N$1,526,032.70 in bursaries, reaffirming its ...
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Old Mutual’s Youth Indaba to tackle challenges in skills development and career readiness
In line with its commitment to youth empowerment and the progress of the country, the Old Mutual Foundation announced this week that the second edition of its flagship Youth Indaba (2.0) will take ...