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SADC leaders urge review of regional and international trade engagements
President Nandi-Ndaitwah warns SADC on hunger and youth unemployment
MICT launches ethical social media campaign
Nkurenkuru warns budget shortfall may stall development
Omuthiya hosts forum on social grant changes
Namibia ranks 2nd globally in Greenfield FDI Performance
President confirms joint Ministerial Commission to revive national airline
Nandi-Ndaitwah calls for strong oversight in Oil and Gas sector
Repo rate steady at 6.75% amid positive economic momentum
NamRA boosts tax compliance with transfer pricing unit
Rhino Resources urges balanced youth involvement in oil and gas sector
Windhoek hosts AFSEC training on electromagnetic compatibility
Parliamentary Committee strengthens treaty review Skills
Nekundi breaks ground for Omuthiya–Elambo road project
SADC needs US$625 billion for priority projects under Regional Plan
Namibia’s economy to grow 3.5% in 2025
Commonwealth youth call for digital education in rural communities
Okakarara Councillor urges fast-tracking of road tarring project

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LITERACY PROGRAMME EMPOWERS COMMUNITIES
PONHOFI SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
NGURARE URGES CHURCH TO SUPPORT NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
WITBOOI EXPRESSES CONDOLENCES TO REHOBOTH FAMILY
ETOSHA FIRES REMAIN A RISK AMID UNPREDICTABLE WINDS

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