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The minister of agriculture, water, fisheries and land reform, Inge Zaamwani (front second from right) is joined by the nine generational farmworkers who received resettlement allotment letters after living in corridors for years. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Don’t spoil a good thing with corruption, favouritism, nepotism or tribalism

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Newly elected City of Windhoek councilors, SWAPO councillor Matheus Amakali Shoongo and Affirmative Repositioning’s Maitjituavi Kavetu with Windhoek deputy mayor Clemencia Hanases (left) and mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja (right). Photo Elizabeth Kheibes

New city councillors vow to champion housing for the masses

2 Months Ago

The US government has frozen all biodiversity conservation funding that impacts the protection of Namibia's key wildlife species. Photo Save the Rhino Trust Namibia

Namibia’s wildlife faces threats amid US funding freeze

3 Months Ago

Councillor Ivan Skrywer addresses senior officials on urgent measures to tackle water shortages and land grabbing at Groot Aub. Photo Facebook

CoW takes aim at Groot Aub

3 Months Ago

Tumelo Thudinyane, assistant portfolio manager at Old Mutual Investment Group.

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Local lawyer Nambili Mhata provides some insight legal advice.

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CRAN CEO Emilia Nghikembua. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

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Dr John Steytler.

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Photos Elizabeth Kheibes

Windhoek municipality turns away ratepayers

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Participants at the recent CRASA meeting.

CRAN joins first CRASA meeting

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Infrastructure, equipment and assets valued at approximately N$16.8 million have been handed over to alleviate human-wildlife conflict in the Zambezi Region. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

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Students pictured at the opening of last years MUNNAM.

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