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Year: 2022
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Reopening of border posts to jump start trade
The free movement of goods and people between Namibia and Angola will soon recommence.
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Namibia’s trade deficit narrows to N$3.3 billion
For the month of November 2021, Namibia recorded a trade deficit of N$3.3 billion, which is a significant improvement from the revised trade deficit of N$6.9 billion recorded in October 2021.
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Opinion | Same-Sex Marriage Recognition: A Constitutional Prerogative
In May 2021, oral arguments made by two couples who sued the government to recognise their same-sex marriages concluded outside of Namibia were finally submitted, with a verdict delivered on 20 January 2022.
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Opinion: Can Namibia replicate Egypt’s aquaculture development?
Egypt’s aquaculture industry (fish farming) is the largest in Africa, and according to FAO (2015), it accounted for about 79% of the country’s fish needs with a market value of about US$2.2 billion in 2015.
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Vijakura accepts what she can’t change…dreams of competing in Paralympics
Vijakura Katjatenja (7), who lives with a disability known as congenital malformation, has deformed lower limbs. She doesn’t just dream of walking; she wants to run.
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Stampriet Primary School to grow food
The introduction of sustainable food systems in schools not only improves access to healthy and nutritious diets for learners, but also reduces absenteeism and school dropouts due to hunger.
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Okahandja armed robbers arrested
Nine suspects have been arrested after recent armed robbery cases at Okahandja Shopping Mall and the Agra outlet last week.
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Govt implements crop production programmes
The government has made N$30 million available for the implementation of rain-fed crop production programmes.
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LPM to continue sacking failing councillors
Landless People’s Movement leader Bernadus Swartbooi said when the party promised voters to withdraw councillors who are not performing or living up to their mandate, it meant exactly that, in the literal sense of the word.