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Questions Surface Around Tucna's Finances

MONEY problems are apparently haunting the Trade Union Congress of Namibia (Tucna) with late payments to creditors, pleadings for extensions on late payments, and disgruntled congress employees who...

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First National Bank is Numero Uno

First National Bank (FNB), one of the leading banks in the Namibian banking sector, has been awarded the Bracken Award for the best bank in Namibia for 2011.

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Audabib Evictees Scattered All Over

On Monday, Nuuyoma met with the families who got evicted from the Audabib farm outside Dordabis at the end of last week and earlier this week to assess the situation.

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National Housing Enterprise Needs N$1 Billion

The National Housing Enterprise (NHE), a low-cost housing entity, says it needs more than N$1 billion for the next three years for housing.

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Netballers in Singapore Thriller

The sixth edition of the FairPrice Foundation Nations Cup (netball) kicked off yesterday at the Toa Payoh Sports Hall in Singapore with three exciting matches in full flow.

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Workers Protest Against Government Institutions Pension Fund Trustee

The executive committee of the Namibia Public Workers Union (NAPWU) whose term in office expired in May - has appointed Heinrich Iita as its representative on the Government Institutions Pension Fund...

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Confusion as Khorixas Hosts Two Events

The hosting of the Khorixas Business Expo (KBE) and the Arts and Cultural Festival (ACF) in a space of a few days has caused confusion and unhappiness among local communities, resulting in poor...

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Namwater Cuts Water Supply to Gibeon

THE residents of Gibeon were left high and dry after the bulk water supplier Namwater on Thursday afternoon suspended water supply to the southern village over an outstanding water bill of N$3,5 million.

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ATN Card Fraud Suspects in Court

The matter in which five foreigners and a Namibian stand accused of using counterfeit ATM cards resumed in the High Court yesterday.

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Small Foundation Achieves Big Goals in the Country

The High Atlas Foundation doesn't have a big budget, but it achieves some impressive results in helping the rural poor of Morocco improve their lives, thanks to its unwavering dedication to community...

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Gold Mine Fires 67 Workers

A total of 67 employees contracted to the Navachab Gold Mine in Karibib were fired last Friday, while 44 were issued a final warning following an indefinite strike over a salary dispute.

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Governor Asks for Assistance for Evictees

Khomas Regional Governor, Samuel Nuuyoma, has pleaded with farm owners in the Dordabis area to extend their generosity to those evicted from a nearby farm as they are without shelter and land they can...

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Mines Accused of Sidelining Communities

The chief of the Oë #Gan Damara clan in Dâures Constituency says it would appear that mines in the uranium-rich Erongo Region have backtracked on their initial pledges to plough back into the communities.

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Recreation Facility Vandalised

What used to be a well looked after multi-purpose recreation facility that accorded Omaruru residents a swim during leisurely picnics and tennis, has turned into a haven for vandals.

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Ghetto Begs for Basics

Residents of Donkerhoek, a poor informal settlement on the outskirts of Khorixas, are demanding basic services from the town council.

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Independent Researchers Back Mwinga

Two independent researchers have issued a report in support of economist Martin Mwinga, that the unemployment figure of 51,2 percent is a little over the top.

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ACC Clears N$2 Billion Namport Tender

THE ANTI-Corruption Commission (ACC) has not found no evidence of corruption in the N$2 billion NamPort tender, in which only one company was shortlisted in the pre-qualification round.

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Napwu Replaces Nevonga on Government Institutions Pension Fund

THE Namibia Public Workers Union (Napwu) has replaced its general secretary Petrus Nevonga with Heinrich Iita as its representative on the Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) since November 22.

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Edo Lawmaker Uncovers Plot to Impeach Oshiomhole

THE lingering protest by some groups within the Edo state chapters of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) against the adoption of Dr. Pius Odubu as the running mate to Comrade Adams Oshiomhole has...

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PHCN Workers Down Tools, Allege Attack By Soldiers

MEMBERS of the Senior Staff Association of Electricity and Allied Companies, SSAEAC, of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, in Abia State, have down tools and withdrawn their services in...

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