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Constitutional Anchor: Small states should align foreign decisions with core values like democracy, justice, and the rule of law
Constitutional Anchor: Small states should align foreign decisions with core values like democracy, justice, and the rule of law

International relations expert Marius Kudumo emphasises that smaller nations must base foreign policy on constitutional values – such as democracy, t…

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CUSTOMS BROKERS DEMAND A STRONGER VOICE
CUSTOMS BROKERS DEMAND A STRONGER VOICE

The newly launched Customs Clearing and Brokers Association of Namibia says the industry needs a stronger voice in decisions affecting customs and tr…

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UN PUSHES TO REDRAW THE WORLD MAP — DESERT FM SPEAKS TO FOREIGN POLICY ANALYST

The United Nations General Assembly adopted a non-binding resolution sponsored by Togo and backed by the African Union to replace the 16th-century Me…

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HIV-AIDS support programmes face funding crisis
HIV-AIDS support programmes face funding crisis

HIV-AIDS advocacy representative Victoria Kamule has warned that donor-funding cuts are putting essential community-based HIV-AIDS support programmes…

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IPPR calls for greater transparency in Namibia’s fishing sector
IPPR calls for greater transparency in Namibia’s fishing sector

Institute for Public Policy Research executive director Graham Hopwood is calling for greater transparency in Namibia’s fishing sector, including the…

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Vilho Ndeunyema on Namibia facing drier, hotter rainy seasons as well as a focus on the El Nino phenomenon and what it means for Namibia
Vilho Ndeunyema on Namibia facing drier, hotter rainy seasons as well as a focus on the El Nino phenomenon and what it means for Namibia

The Namibia Meteorological Services confirms that a strong El Niño pattern has been established over the Pacific Ocean and is expected to remain acti…

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Vetaruhe Kandorozu on the planned phased reduction of US financial assistance for Namibia’s HIV/AIDS response
Vetaruhe Kandorozu on the planned phased reduction of US financial assistance for Namibia’s HIV/AIDS response

Addressing the potential $700 million funding gap left by the transition, Vetaruhe Kandorozu expresses confidence in Namibia’s internal capacity, pro…

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Frans Moyo on the statement by Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare that town council can not simply generate revenue by increasing tariffs and on the issues of the Rundu Town Council
Frans Moyo on the statement by Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare that town council can not simply generate revenue by increasing tariffs and on the issues of the Rundu Town Council

Rundu-based activist Frans Moyo says the Rundu Town Council depends heavily on basic water tariffs and service fees rather than capitalising on alter…

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N$44,000 MONTHLY INCOME NEEDED TO AFFORD AVERAGE NAMIBIAN HOME
N$44,000 MONTHLY INCOME NEEDED TO AFFORD AVERAGE NAMIBIAN HOME

Economist Almandro Jansen says Namibia’s housing market is increasingly pushing ordinary Namibians out, with a person now needing about N$44,000 a mo…

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Namibia’s liberation promises remain unfulfilled
Namibia’s liberation promises remain unfulfilled

As Namibia commemorates Heroes’ Day, social justice activist Herbert Jauch says the country’s liberation remains incomplete without economic and soci…

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