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100 000 simulations, one shrug.

A coin toss in cleats

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Charity Jeftha: Organisational Effectiveness and Talent Manager - Human Resources. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

The human case for diversity in mining

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Jeremy Doku has been an impressive performer for Manchester City this season. Photo TheFA.com

FA Cup Final, Chelsea vs Man City, the numbers

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April inflation falls to a three-year low, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Inflation cools to 3.1% in April

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Tanya Elliot is a human resources official at Green Enterprise Solutions. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Green’s work culture: Driving ICT growth in Namibia

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NAMFISA fills three senior roles

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Chamber of Mines, NSA get new top brass

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Agterstande in howe het teen die einde van 2025 tot 63 679 sake gestyg. FOTO ARGIEF

Agterstand van duisende hofsake

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Cable theft contributes to the dangers electricity poses throughout Namibia. Photo NORED

Powering danger: Three lives lost in electrical incidents

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A season ending to remember and forget

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Copper cable theft is rife throughout Namibia.rnPhoto Telecom Namibia

Copper cable theft on the rise

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Global shipping disruptions are rewriting trade routes, and Namibiau0027s ports are emerging as unexpected beneficiaries. The Port of Walvis Bay appears in this aerial photograph. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Bunkering boom hits Namibia

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