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Maximilian Betts, born and raised in Swakopmund, is dreaming of achieving international success for Namibia after competing in triathlon in Germany for the last few years. Photo contributed

Maximilian Betts reunites with Namibian colours

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Laurencia Prinzonsky is the marketing and communications manager at SanlamAllianz Namibia. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Bonus season: Spend or save?

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President warns risk of middlemen overcharging government

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City says park budgets guided by operational needs, not bias

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The donation, valued at N$41 300, was unveiled at the Katutura Youth Complex in Windhoek yesterday. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

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Henk Botha and FNB Namibia CEO Mbo Luvindao at the official launch of the Namibia Street Classic in Windhoek. PHOTO Levanna Gaingos

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African Stars chairman Salomo Hei. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

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Blue Growth Series 2026 launches

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Bank Windhoek has invested N$1.2 million since 2024 to strengthen problem-solving and financial literacy skills among Namibian learners by empowering teachers with improved teaching methods. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Maths training hits Okahandja

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