• Climate change undermines poverty eradication efforts
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    Feb 2016
    Climate change undermines poverty eradication efforts
    Okahandja Minister of Economic Planning and Director-General of the National Planning Commission Tom Alweendo says the effects of climate change will make it...
  • Tender Board has lost integrity – Schlettwein
    National
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    Feb 2016
    Tender Board has lost integrity – Schlettwein
    Windhoek The Public Procurement Act, which was signed into law by President Hage Geingob in December last year, will replace the current public procurement...
  • Muniaro could face suspension
    National
    24
    Feb 2016
    Muniaro could face suspension
    Windhoek The National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) emergency central committee will meet next week Saturday to decide the fate of its secretary general Job...
  • Wilted crops leave farmers high and dry
    National
    24
    Feb 2016
    Wilted crops leave farmers high and dry
    Oshomukwiyu – Ohalushu Mahangu subsistence farmers in many parts of northern Namibia are anticipating a poor harvest as their crops continue to wilt and dry...
  • Another farmer nabbed with weapons
    National
    24
    Feb 2016
    Another farmer nabbed with weapons
    Windhoek Another farmer was recently arrested for possession of weapons without a permit. Willem Maritz, 60, from Hochfeld appeared in the Okahandja...

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Alleged Katutura Strangler’s case postponed to September
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Alleged Katutura Strangler’s case postponed to September

February 24th, 2016 | by New Era Staff Reporter
Windhoek The suspect accused of killing an 18-year-old waitress by strangulation will have to wait another seven months to hear if a confession he made to a magistrate is admissible as evidence. The suspect, dubbed the...
Confusion over retrenchments at Dundee
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Confusion over retrenchments at Dundee

February 24th, 2016 | by New Era Staff Reporter
Tsumeb Some workers at Dundee Precious Metals in Tsumeb have recently controversially been retrenched, while still more are expected to be axed. According to reports the smelter embarked on retrenchments last month. Positions...
55-year-old still without identification documents
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55-year-old still without identification documents

February 24th, 2016 | by New Era Staff Reporter
Katima Mulilo Fifty-five-year old Richard Ntesa, a resident of Kabula village, some 70 kilometres outside Katima Mulilo in the area of Ngoma in Zambezi still has no national documents. Ntesa, whose father was from Zambia, says he...

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Open data portal a technical enabler for innovation and growth

Open data portal a technical enabler for innovation...

February 24th, 2016
Overtime should not be a salary enrichment scheme – Schlettwein

Overtime should not be a salary enrichment scheme...

February 24th, 2016
Chrizelda George takes over as Walvis Bay airport manager

Chrizelda George takes over as Walvis Bay airport...

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Sending money simplified by FNB Namibia

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Learners hail career fair as eye-opener
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Learners hail career fair as eye-opener

February 24th, 2016 | by New Era Staff Reporter
 Walvis Bay The Ritja Career Fair has been hailed as an eye-opener and a useful tool for success after school by learners who...
Shell Namibia committed to child education
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Shell Namibia committed to child education

February 19th, 2016 | by New Era Staff Reporter
Windhoek Shell Namibia has donated N$150 000 to the Child Development Foundation (CDF) in Katutura on behalf of its PEL39...

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    February 24th, 2016

    55-year-old still without identification documents

    Katima Mulilo Fifty-five-year old Richard Ntesa, a resident of Kabula village, some 70 kilometres outside Katima Mulilo in the area of Ngoma in Zambezi still has no national documents. Ntesa, whose father was from Zambia, says he was born in Namibia to a Namibian mother....Read more

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