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From left: sports ministry acting deputy director Anton Langerman, deputy director Irvie Ndjavera, Karibib deputy mayor Petrus Ntoni, race director Bethold Karumendu, Navachab representative Tuafi Shafombabi, sports administrator Henrik Mapele, Praestantia’s Amon Ngavetene and KODO Drilling’s Vilho Hanghome. PHOTO: MARIUD NGULA

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FirstRand Namibia has posted strong financial results for the year ended 30 June 2025. Photo File

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