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NO SUBMISSION: The Gobabis Municipality has not submitted a claim to receive a tariff rebate from the ministry of mines following a planned 8% bulk tariff increase announced by the Electricity Control Board of Namibia last year. Vehicles seen along Gobabis' Church Street.

Gobabis, others risk losing N$10.4 million in electricity rebates

2 Month Ago

NO SUBMISSION: The Gobabis municipality has not submitted a claim to receive a tariff rebate from the ministry of mines. Photo: FILE

Residents losing out as towns fail to reclaim N$10m power rebates

2 Month Ago

Ambassador Hisao Nishimaki being shown a sample of the reusable sanitary pad. Photos contributed

Project aims to end period poverty

4 Month Ago

DEVASTATION: Violence against women and girls has reached epidemic levels on the continent, according to a report. Photo: The Citizen

Africa a 'horror show' for women, children - report

5 Month Ago

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Congolese man found dead in Okahandja

6 Month Ago

SEEKING A HOME: The UN estimates that by mid-2023, over 110 million individuals worldwide were forcibly displaced, with 40% being children. PHOTO: UN

World Refugee Day emphasises inclusive care for refugees

10 Month Ago

SELF-EMPLOYED: Self-employed Kulete Domingos (22), posing in front of his business stall. Photo Nikanor Nangolo

Hope in a desolate place

1 Year Ago

FOOD CRISIS: The UNHCR has warned that without urgent support, refugees at the Osire settlement risk exposure to even more critical levels of poverty and hunger. PHOTO: FILE

Osire refugees grapple with extreme hunger

1 Year Ago

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Law: Admitted legal practitioner

1 Year Ago

GIVE US HOPE: Refugees at the Osire refugee camp need sponsorship to continue playing sports.

A refugee’s dream

2 Year Ago

TOGETHER: The Namibia National Olympic Committee celebrated the United Nations Day for Development of Sport and Peace at the Osire Refugee Camp last week on Wednesday. Invited guests, Namibian track stars Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi, were present and spent the day with the children at the camp. There was a hive of activity with basketball, volleyball and football action taking place. Photo: Limba Mupetami

Picture of the week

2 Year Ago

The dark side of asylum

2 Year Ago

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