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Namibia: Finalising an Economic Partnership Agreement is Critical
[New Era] WHAT does the future hold for Namibian producers, the farmers who produce beef, the workers whose livelihood - albeit not luxurious admittedly - depends on farm work?
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Namibia: Nurses Arrive to Work in Namibia
[Namibian] TWENTY-THREE nurses from different hospitals in Kenya and Lesotho have arrived in Windhoek to start a two year contract in various hospitals in Namibia.
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Namibia: Court Stops NAC Strike
[Namibian] THE Labour Court granted the Namibia Airports Company (NAC) an interim interdict to stop a pending strike by workers late yesterday afternoon.
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Namibia dominate COSASSA Champs
Namibia dominated the two-day COSASSA Youth Athletics Championships held in Gaborone at the UB Stadium over the weekend.
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Namibia: Beef Crunch Hits the Country
[Namibian] NAMIBIA is currently facing a shortage of quality beef with restaurant owners saying that they are unable to source premium cuts locally.
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Namibia: Trade With Angola in Jeopardy
[New Era] Windhoek - With business at Oshikango border post seriously in decline, the sustainability of cross-border trade between Angola and Namibia hangs in the balance as the two governments fail to finalise a trade pact they committed themselves to a year ago.
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Kenya-Namibia matches postponed
The upcoming matches between Kenya and Namibia have been postponed due to security fears, the ICC has confirmed.
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Romancing the dune in Namibia
Step by step, in the soft sweet light just before dawn, we climb a knife edge of Namibian sand. We are walking up one of what are said to be the world's tallest dunes.
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Beef crunch hits Namibia
NAMIBIA is currently facing a shortage of quality beef with restaurant owners saying that they are unable to source premium cuts locally.
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Namibia: Ministry Moves N$95 Million at Midnight
[Namibian] JUST before midnight on Saturday, 31 March 2012, the Ministry of Works and Transport spirited N$95 million to one of TransNamib's bank accounts.
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