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The Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup has stood the test of time to remain at the forefront of developing talent in the country, the organisers said when launching the 22nd edition in Windhoek yesterday.

South African fashion retailers are ramping up local production and using alternative sea ports and air freight to mitigate the impact of congestion at traditional ports that has caused massive delays...

Fashion retailers are ramping up local production and using alternative sea ports and air freight to mitigate the impact of congestion at traditional ports that has caused massive delays in stock deliveries, executives said.

Swakopmund residents and environmental activists are against a private company that plans to establish a hazardous industrial storage facility for radioactive materials.

E-Tech Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that its trenching program on the 100%-owned Eureka project on Exclusive Prospecting License 6762 in Namibia has commenced. The main objective of the trenching program is to test new targets identified by... - Veroeffentlicht am 26.02.2024

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THREE deaths as a result of drowning were recorded at Walvis Bay, Outapi and Eenhana this past weekend. This was announced by national police spokesperson deputy […]

Namibia’s Evolve Fire and Entertainment made history as the first African fire group to mesmerise audiences in India, says owner Zelda Lourens. “We were invited to […]

Cherie Howie cruises from Taipei to Singapore with Norwegian Cruise Line and motors down the marine highway via the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Vietnam

Two people died in a car accident on the B2 road between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund on Saturday at around 22h00. According to deputy commissioner Erastus […]