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Namibia ranks seventh in Africa and 111th globally for passport mobility, with visa-free access to 45 destinations. Photo: WIKIPEDIA

Namibia ranks 111th in global passport mobility index

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U20s kept winless as Belgium reaches final

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BW Energy has strengthened its Namibia position as the countryu2019s oil sector moves towards development. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

BW Energy’s Namibia play

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The National Oil Storage Facility is managed by Namibiau0027s state-owned oil company Namcor. Photo namcor.com.na

Oil and refineries choke world fuel

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The Namibian womenu2019s team were all smiles after beating Brazil 12-1, with eight goals converted by captain Christine Ru00F6ttcher (middle front). Photo NIIHA

Both Namibian teams storm into world’s top eight

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Walvis Bay has gained strategic importance as Botswana advances corridor ambitions. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Botswana leans into Walvis Bay

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Ronald Lamola. PHOTO: FILE

SA pushes global inequality panel

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BRICS has expanded from its original membership of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Indonesia as full members. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

BRICS calls for fair trade

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Professor Joseph Stiglitz. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ending extreme inequality

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Britt Adonis-Byl. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Adonis-Byl takes Namibia to Worlds judging table

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Emilia Ekandjo at the 42nd Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships in Frankfurt, Germany. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Ekandjo climbs five places at World Champs

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Marcel Diekmann in action at the u18 World Championship. PHOTO UWE SPILLE

Namibia earn double fifth-place finishes in Switzerland

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