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Delegations from Kenya and four other AGOA beneficiaries visited Washington last week to push for the temporary extension.

African manufacturers in last-ditch bid to extend US trade programme

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Newly appointed manager: treasury and investments Elina Shikomba

Shikomba brings strong investment expertise to MVA Fund

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Ondangwa town spokesperson Petrina Shitalangaho-Mutikisha. PHOTO: FILE

Ondangwa to host first-ever marathon

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Namibia’s veteran goalkeeper Loydt Kazapua. PHOTO FILE

Kazapua apologises to Namibia

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Stakeholders attending the Digital Transformation and Entrepreneurship Breakfast Session. Photo contributed

Harnessing technology for entrepreneurship

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Afrocats celebrates winning the Bank Windhoek NVF Cup men's final. Photo Contributed

Bank Windhoek NVF Cup set for October showdown

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According to the EPRA, the draft policy risks becoming yet another conduit for the enrichment of politically connected elites. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels/Jedrzej Koralewski

From Fishrot to Oilrot

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Since 2019, FNB Namibia has invested a total of N$1.25 million towards the Foundation’s life-changing work.

FNB Namibia celebrates 20 years of the NamPharm Foundation’s impact

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Stepping into Namibia’s motoring history

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A yellow ribbon for children with cancer

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Minister of International Relations and Trade Selma Ashipala-Musavyi (centre) with members of the diplomatic corps during her maiden briefing in Windhoek, where she outlined the country’s priorities in nuclear energy, AfCFTA and regional diplomacy. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Ashipala-Musavyi bets on nuclear power and AfCFTA trade boom

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Bank Windhoek's managing director, James Chapman.

Financial inclusion: What does it mean for Namibia?

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