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DIPLOMATIC: The Namibia–Kenya Chamber of Commerce President, Elvis Mboya (left), posed for a photo with speakers and panelists—including former Windhoek mayor Joseph Uapingene, former deputy minister of finance, Maureen Hinda-Mbuende, and former Kenya High Commissioner to Namibia, ambassador Michael Sialai during the high-level Trade and Investment Conference. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NKCC marks one-year of official launch

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The role of emerging technology in biohacking

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The Founder and CEO of International Training College Lingua Ingrid Kloppers-Mettler, governor of the Erongo Region Natalia Goagoses, Usakos mayor Irene Simeon Kurz, governor of Hardap Region Riaan McNab, and the mayor of Rehoboth Justin Coetzee. Photo Contributed.

Lingua College opens new training centre in Usakos

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The promise of biohacking and what it could mean for Namibians

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Exploring biohacking: Opportunities and risks

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Mopane Foundation and Namgro Asset Management donated three oxygen concentrators to the Ministry of Health at the 2025 Namibia Health Exhibition. PHOTO: Contributed

Namibia's path to health equity

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Biohacking: The future of human optimisation for Namibians?

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Namfisa has warned retirees against making early withdrawals against their pensions. A Namfisa bus is seen during a community outreach programme. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namfisa warns against early pension withdrawals

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Prostate cancer cases expected to double worldwide

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Paratus is expanding its presence on the African continent.

Paratus establishes Ugandan presence

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Paratus Uganda was created to consolidate the offerings provided by Roke Telkom in Uganda and by Paratus Group throughout Africa. Photo contributed

Paratus establishes Ugandan presence

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Green Enterprise Solutions MD, Kehad Snydewel. Photo: Contributed

Namibia’s future of work lies in innovation and ICT

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