The Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has declared itself debt-free, having successfully settled all outstanding long-term and statutory debts, some of which date back to the company’s inception.
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Keetmanshoop municipality to disconnect debtors
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Omaheke Governer’s Cup set for Gobabis
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Gladiators to get tested against Morocco
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Menopause’s effects on the workplace
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The inspirational journey of Juvia Mufaweli Simasiku …Shining in Para-karate
I am 14 years old and attending Eluwa Intellectual School, where I am in Grade 6.
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Aakiintu yomuhoko gwAasan gwapewa omadheulo
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City Police Traffic Tips: Just bumped a traffic light? What now?
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Tea party for hope
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Opinion – Africa ready to develop its own socio-economic measures
It is time for Namibia and the rest of Africa to develop socio-economic measures that provide better value for our people and the country other than relying on the GDP measure.