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George Ampweya is the general secretary of the Mine Workers Union of Namibia.

Union secures fairer future for workers

1 Week Ago

Concerns have been raised over unhygienic conditions at Windhoek's Auasblick Extension 1. Photo contributed

Auasblick's building sites 'inhumane'

2 Months Ago

MAKE IT COUNT: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres addresses the 79th United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters in New York, U.S.

A rescue plan for sustainable development

3 Months Ago

The new administration says it is serious about improving living conditions in informal settlements. Photo Mariud Ngula

Formalising informal settlements a basic human right, says Ngurare

5 Months Ago

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Scientists discover new breakthrough in weight loss and diabetes treatment

5 Months Ago

The Previously Disadvantaged Farmers Union (PDFU) hosted its public gathering at the Windhoek Show grounds with close to 100 community members joining the informative session themed “Addressing Inequality and Empowering the Namibian Farmer". Photos contributed

PDFU hosts public discussion on inequality

9 Months Ago

Shoppers are seen outside the Shoprite store at the Garden City mall along Thika Road in Nairobi, Kenya November 13, 2020. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya/File Photo

Company News in Brief

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Company News in Brief

10 Months Ago

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GDP outdated growth tool

10 Months Ago

Advocate for deaf rights in Namibia, Samuel Immanuel.

Deaf Samuel's study dreams shattered

11 Months Ago

TO BE DISCUSSED: Famous Brands, which owns Wimpy and Steers, will start a discussion process with dissenting shareholders. Photo: Contributed

Wimpy, Steers owner to engage with shareholders after remuneration pushback

CLIMATE RESPONSE. South Africa has signed a new act to deal with climate change. Flames are seen after a bushfire broke out on the slopes of Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa. PHOTO REUTERS

South Africa passes a sweeping climate change law

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