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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.
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Amutenya freed with state withdrawing charges
Addis Ababa murder accused, Kristofina Amutenya, was on Wednesday freed after the state provisionally withdrew charges against the former spouse of a diplomat.
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Meatco to retrench
The Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) has announced embarking on restructuring its business which will see more than 80 employees of the company being retrenched.
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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.
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Warriors earns a draw against SA
Absalom Iimbondi scored in the second half to earn the Brave Warriors a much deserved one-all draw against South Africa in an international friendly match played at the Royal Bafokeng Sports Complex in Rustenburg on Thursday night.
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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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LatestIndigenous Intelligentsia must push and drive the genocide narrative
Kae Matundu-Tjiparuro Like Yours Truly Ideologically postulated in initial instalments, that there’s no question that the genocide committed against the indigenous people of Namibia during the colonial penetration of Namibia,...
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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
LatestIndigenous Intelligentsia must push and drive the genocide narrative
Kae Matundu-Tjiparuro Like Yours Truly Ideologically postulated in initial instalments, that there’s no question that the genocide committed against the indigenous people of Namibia during the colonial penetration of Namibia,...
Observer Editorial
LatestMurderers on bail and haircuts
Two recent incidents do not show well for the officials responsible. In Katima Mulilo students were sent home from the Caprivi Secondary School because the school said their hair was not cut properly. In the other strange happening, Morne Mouton was convicted of culpable homicide this week and yet was given bail pending the sentencing hearing. How can such foolish decisions stand unsanctioned?
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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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