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IN THE PIPELINE: The Ministry confirms plans are underway to revive the iconic Namibia Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) in the 2026/2027 financial year as part of a broader N$50 million boost to Namibia’s creative arts industry. In the Photo reigning artist of the decade Gazza. For illustration purpose.

N$50 million creative arts allocation: A boost for the whole industry, not just music

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PLAN: Electricity and energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says the gas master plan needs to be reworked. PHOTO REUTERS

Ramokgopa: Gas master plan needs 'substantive reworking'

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Seit 2004 hat der Globale Fonds mehr als 391 Millionen US-Dollar ausgezahlt und kürzlich einen dreijährigen (2024-2026) Grant Cycle 7 (GC7) im Wert von 34,05 Mio. US-Dollar genehmigt. Foto: OPM

Stryd teen MIV/vigs, TB en malaria kry hupstoot

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Building a ‘forever’ legacy

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Namdeb Diamond Corporation chief executive officer, Riaan Burger, in front of the mine's first electric bus, employed to transport employees to and from work.Photo Namdeb

Building a ‘forever’ legacy

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More people in SA buying homes in groups

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More people in SA buying homes in groups

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Company news in brief

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COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Namibia’s government introduced an Emergency Income Grant (EIG) during the first Covid-19 lockdown in 2020. A total of 769 130 adults who were not formally employed or in receipt of cash grants benefited from a once-off grant of N$750 at a cost of N$576.8 million to the fiscus. Photo File

Social grants no magic bullet for inequality

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Germany doubles funding to help SA battle climate change

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