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CONFIDENCE: FDI is seen as central to addressing Namibia’s pressing socio-economic challenges. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Strong investor appetite continues for Namibian markets

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One Namibia, One Nation

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Goverment has launched a National Youth Development Fund.

Cabinet approves N$257 million youth fund with no collateral

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African economies are dominated by informal firms, grassroots inventiveness and frugal solutions born of necessity. Photo Pexels

Africa’s innovations are overlooked because global measures don’t fit

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Reshaping our nation

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Delegates, government officials and representatives from across the globe gather for a group photo with Namibian education minister Sanet Steenkamp during the official opening of the first ever CYC Consultative Dialogue in Windhoek. Photo: MICT

Namibia hosts first-ever Commonwealth Youth Consultative Dialogue

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EU Chargé d’Affaires Ian Dupont speaking at the launch of the green-transition TVET support programme in Windhoek. Namibia’s green hydrogen sector is projected to attract more than N$420 billion in investments. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

EU launches skills drive to power Namibia’s N$420 billion Green Hydrogen boom

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Die visepresident, Lucia Witbooi. Foto Adam Hartman

Meer as 11 000 doen aansoek by jeugdiens

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In the winter of 1971, the economy of South West Africa (Namibia) was shutdown by a general strike including contract mineworkers. Photo libcom.org/Reddebrek

MUN: Unity forged in the mines

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Namibia's reclassification as a mirror, not a stigma

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The founding rector of the then Polytechnic of Namibia, Professor Tjama Tjivikua, late education minister Abraham Iyambo, and late Harold and Ethel Pupkewitz at the unveiling of a plaque at the Harold Pupkewitz Business School in 2010. PHOTO Pupkewitz Group

Pupkewitz's N$10m gift fuels job creation philosophy

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From traffic and electricity to public safety and waste removal, smart technologies aim to make life smoother, greener and more connected. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pixabay

Smart cities start with people, not technology

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