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Chris Wheeler explores the opportunities presented by Postnet’s expansion into the Namibian market

Excitement is in the air as PostNet, South Africa’s leading print and copy, courier, digital, and stationery franchise, takes a bold step forward in its regional expansion. Namibia, known for its thriving business environment and growing demand for versatile service providers, is set to welcome the brand with open arms. A comprehensive franchise model includes […]

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Independence Stadium Renovation Plans Progressing Well

 Executive Director Erastus Heitingela confirms that feasibility studies are complete and under review. The upgrade will expand seating to 30,000 and create job opportunities for youth.  John Tueriama, aka “Big John,” chats with Heitingela to get the latest on the renovation plans for the Independence Stadium.

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Nation Mourns as Sam Nujoma’s Remains to Tour Seven Regions

Namibia’s founding president, Sam Nujoma, will be honored with a nationwide farewell as his remains are flown to seven regions. The nation observes a 21-day mourning period, with flags at half-mast. However, concerns arise over the logistics and costs of this arrangement. Should a single, central memorial be considered instead? Political analyst Kaye Matundu joins […]

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Joyce Muzengua Joins Historic Reparations Gathering in Ethiopia

Genocide activist and reparations lobbyist Joyce Muzengua participated in a landmark meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, alongside civil society leaders, legal experts, and affected communities. She reaffirmed her support for the Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA), the Landless Peoples’ Movement (LPM), and the Association of Abducted Mixed-Race Children from Burundi & DR Congo. Muzengua now […]

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Romeo Muyunda discusses the Ministry’s endeavors in safeguarding Namibia’s pangolin population, and the relocation of an Elephant calf.

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism says 570 pangolins have been poached in Namibia since 2018. The ministry said the government has developed a National Species Management plan in collaboration with the Namibian Pangolin Working Group which will be released in 2025. Spokesperson Romeo Muyunda joined the Mid-Day Report to shed more light on this.

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