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CLOSE TO COMPLETION: Uis - Henties Road. PHOTO: Adam Hartman

Key Erongo road upgrades near completion

1 Week Ago

SOLUTION: The animal visibility pilot project aims to save human and animal lives. Photo: Kenya Kambowe

Govt eyes local suppliers for animal visibility project - Nekundi

1 Week Ago

VISIBLE: Scenes from the official launch of the Animal Visibility Pilot Project at Embumba village on Friday. PHOTO: Kenya Kambowe

Nekundi’s livestock reflector project backed by animal welfare groups

1 Week Ago

RENEWED DRIVE: TransNamib staff with minister Veikko Nekundi and Botswana transport minister Noah Salakae during a tour of the TransNamib diesel depot. Photo: Eliot Ipinge

TransNamib to spend up to N$1.10bn to remanufacture 20 locomotives

2 Week Ago

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Mandatory dashcams proposed amid spike in fatal crashes

1 Month Ago

HANDOVER: The board of directors of the Namibia Ports Authority handed over a dividend of N$100 million to transport minister, Veiko Nekundi. PHOTO: Leandrea Mouers

WALVIS BAY

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ADHERE TO LAWS: Workers’ safety and wages should be a priority during all development projects. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Roads won’t be built on exploited labour - Nekundi

1 Month Ago

PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Nekundi urges fair pay, safety on road project

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PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

New Okapuka checkpoint opens ahead of holidays

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TRY AGAIN: Namibia Air is set to employ ex-Air Namibia staff as the national carrier returns. PHOTO: FILE

New national airline to hire ‘best’ ex-Air Namibia workers

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COMMISSIONED: Works minister Veikko Nekundi (second from left) has commissioned the Engoyi-Omuntele road. Photo: Kenya Kambowe

Nekundi opens Engoyi-Omuntele road

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SPYING CONCERN: MTC clients are worried about the lack of notifications when another caller joins a conversation. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

‘Silent’ call merges raise privacy fears among MTC users

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