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LatestSaleh ASSI GETS AROUND U.S. SANCTIONS
Saleh ASSI, a Libanese national who has been under embargo by the American treasury and is not allowed to exercise any commercial activities due to said sanction, has found other means to escape the surveillance and vigilance of the justice system.
Observer National
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Board members mass exodus on the horizon …as new cabinet directive takes effect
State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) could see a mass exodus in the following months and years, with a new Cabinet directive baring Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of SOEs serving on the board of other SOEs.
Observer Money
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Innovation carries day for NWR
Namibia Wildlife Resorts Limited (NWR) says COVID-19 negatively impacted its business for the 2019/20 financial year, but product innovation carried the day for its operations.
Observer Lifestyle
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Sweat pants and baggy shirts for me please, the tales of a young entrepreneur
I believe there is a big misconception with regards to what a business owner/entrepreneur is. Many have been sold the suit and tie symbolic status with regards to what it means to be a business owner.
Observer Sport
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Uefa finishes semi finals and CAF quarter finals near
This week saw the second leg matches of the semi finals play out and we now know which two teams will be playing in the final of the Uefa Champions League.
Observer Health & Fitness
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Recipes – Biscuits and Gravy
Money is seriously tight. This old southern recipes can feed the family and not throw your wallet out of the window.
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LatestLack of class consciousness legacy of opportunism during liberation struggle
One cannot agree less or more with the recent article in The Namibian by the Legal Head of the Affirmative Repositioning, Matjituavi Kavetu, headlined “Workers Lose when Unionists Dine with Capitalists.”
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There is a time for everything
March 21, 2020 is the 30th year of Namibia’s independence and the inauguration of Namibia’s third president Hage Geingob for his second and final term in office. These dual celebrations are not about one individual, but about what Namibia as an entire nation of 2.6 million people, stands for.
Observer Opinion
LatestLack of class consciousness legacy of opportunism during liberation struggle
One cannot agree less or more with the recent article in The Namibian by the Legal Head of the Affirmative Repositioning, Matjituavi Kavetu, headlined “Workers Lose when Unionists Dine with Capitalists.”
Observer Editorial
LatestBecause of a negotiated settlement Namibia is hostage to Capitalism?
Eventually, 31 years after independence, Socialism is coming under the microscope in Namibia as evidenced by the ongoing debate on Socialism within the Swapo Party of Namibia under the auspices of the party school.
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NCE launches two new websites
On Friday 29 May, the Namibia Chamber of Environment will launch two Namibian Environmental websites: The Environmental Information Service (EIS) and Conservation Namibia.
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