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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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Eunice Shapange is an energy and climate policy specialist and Chevening Alumna.

More than a rush: Strategically building Namibia's green hydrogen economy

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National Council member Emma Muteka has recommended Namibia establish an agency tasked with managing and administrating grants similar to South Africa Social Security Grants Agency.

Govt urged to form social grant agency

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Victor Ashikoto is the chief operating officer at Nedbank Namibia.

How Namibia can safeguard its growing financial hub against cybercrime

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When it comes to its energy future, Namibia is at a turning point. The rising cost of electricity and the nation's growing reliance on imported power are unsustainable.

The nuclear option: Empowering Namibia’s future

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Understanding the origins and motivations behind the anti-hunting movement allows them to engage more effectively. Photo: FILE

Anti-hunting pressure has been building up for years

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The second round of the Africa Golf Confederation (AGC) Region 5 Tournament concluded yesterday with Namibia’s Kyle Johnson maintaining his position as the top performer on the Namibian team and holding onto second place overall.However, the leaderboard saw a shake-up at the top, with South Africa’s Astin Wade Arthur surging ahead to claim first place.Arthur fired a superb 8-under-par total of 134 (71 in round one and 63 in round two), overtaking Zimbabwe’s Keegan Shutt, who slipped to third after a second-round 74 brought his total to 136 (-6).Johnson, meanwhile, remained consistent with a round of 67, bringing his tournament total to 135 (-7).Among the rest of the Namibian squad, Henry Mudge IV is tied for 8th on 147 (+5) after carding a 75 in round two.Team captain Brendam Britten sits in 22nd place on 158 (+16) following a round of 82, while international debutant Jackson Kawaya is 23rd with a total of 159 (+17) after shooting 81.The third and final round tees off tomorrow at the Stanbic Bank Gaborone Golf Club. Photos: Botswana Golf Union

Johnson one shot off lead in Gaborone tourney

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Foto ter illustrasie/Pexels/Lorenza Magnaghi

Kollig-kalender 16 Mei 2025

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Meet: Ndahafa Shapaka, the new Customer Experience Administrator at Old Mutual Namibia. Photo Contributed

Ndahafa Shapaka shines in new Old Mutual role

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Erastus Shawapala Haihambo

Salt welcomes new talent to the team

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Blending tech support with a heart for community

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Why a marketing plan is just as critical as a business plan

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