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Namibia called to take advantage of JCC with Venezuela
Karanas pensioner donates to building of school hostel
Census back after a year of postponements
Walvis Bay-Usakos railway gets funding
Namibia's financial system remains uninterrupted
De Beers Group CEO at State House
Works and Transport Ministry launches digital information system
Labour Ministry collects N$2,5 million from labour disputes 
Bank of Namibia awards bursaries to nine undergraduate students
TransNamib train derails in ||Kharas Region
Social Security Commission launches five-year strategic business plan
TransNamib CEO, Johny Smith resigns
Rossing Uranium gets an extension on mining lease
Shifeta urges stakeholders in tourism to diversify
Covid-19 to be blamed for logistical challenges in namibia
Despite challenges the Impalila Island Road is progressing well
NHE experience growth in the past few years
Number of female researchers in Namibia has significantly increased

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