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‘Town hall meetings a smokescreen for govt failures’

‘Town hall meetings a smokescreen for govt failures’

August 16th, 2019
As the curtain came down on President Hage Geingob’s well-attended ...
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NUNW finances dire; unable to hold congress

NUNW finances dire; unable to hold congress

August 16th, 2019
The National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) is in dire financial ...
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President snubs SME depositors

President snubs SME depositors

August 16th, 2019
President Hage Geingob is alleged to have snubbed a group of SMEs ...
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Roads in the North are prioritized over all others

Roads in the North are prioritized over all others

August 09th, 2019
Two regional councillors have cried foul, during a meeting with the ...
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CPB throws out diamond tender appeal

CPB throws out diamond tender appeal

August 09th, 2019
The Central Procurement Board’s (CPB) review panel has thrown out an ...
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Swapo list shuffle begins, youth demand 40 percent

Swapo list shuffle begins, youth demand 40 percent

August 09th, 2019
With less than three weeks left for the Swapo Party to elect members ...
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Namibia wants share of SACU rebates

Namibia wants share of SACU rebates

August 02nd, 2019
Namibia is pushing to access its share of funds from rebates ...
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