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The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform,Ingenesia Zaamwani PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Budget breakdown: Agri Ministry allocates N$2.57 billion

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A cow is seen near the AngloAmerican sign board.

Company News in Brief

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Lydia Amutenya Corporate Communications Head: City of Windhoek and My.na Property presenter Aina Kweyo. PHOTO ESTER KAMATI

City of Windhoek relocates flood-affected residents

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Drikus Coetzee takes a rest at a control point on Monday. Photo Atlas Mountain Race

McCormack rules in the Atlas Mountains

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Company News in Brief

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Aliko Dangote, founder and CEO of the Dangote Group.Photo: REUTERS

Dangote’s wealth doubles to US$28bn on new ‘monster’ Nigerian oil refinery

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IMPACTS: La Niña is expected to bring weather extremes with severe consequences for food security for millions of people. Photo: FAO

Urgent global action needed to address impacts of La Niña

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Johannes Hesekiel. Photo: Contributed

Short-term insurance: A vital shield for small business owners

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Johannes Hesekiel, General Manager: Sales and Underwriting, Old Mutual Short-Term Insurance, Old Mutual Namibia

Short-term insurance: A vital shield for small business owners

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Elisabeth TaljaardPhoto: Contributed

Agricultural business owner: Elisabeth Taljaard

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GET TO WORK: Johannesburg needs R221 billion to catch up on maintenance and overdue upgrades. PHOTO AP

Joburg needs R221bn to fix collapsing infrastructure

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COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

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