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Former tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE:

EU trophy ban puts Namibia’s wildlife gains at risk

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Trustco board survives takeover

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Beijing law targets critics overseas

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Namibia's rare earth moment

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African oil summit returns to Windhoek

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Ai-Ais exploration faces legal test

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Windhoek appoints Isack Hamata as head of public participation

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Tax Court bill tabled in parliament

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NFA decisions raise concern

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Through administrative failures, Namibian boxers have been denied opportunities to follow in the footsteps of 2018 Commonwealth Games gold medallist Junias Jonas and others in achieving international acclaim. Photo Getty Images

No more silence as fighters’ futures are harmed

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N$151bn later, Namibia still chasing the jobs

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