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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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From a bag to a brand (opens the original)
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Market Watch From a bag to a brand B(r)agging rights What began with a leather sewing machine gathering dust in a garage has grown into Kova, a proudly Namibian brand built on craftsmanship and quality. Christofine Nelumbu 4 Ure Gelede - - 2026-10-01 00:05:00 // MK testing tag The concept behind KOVA Namibia began with a simple problem: Petrina Auino-Mwandingi could not find the kind of leather tote she wanted locally.Whenever she travelled abroad, she w ... If you are an active subscriber and t
From a bag to a brand (opens the original)
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Market Watch From a bag to a brand B(r)agging rights What began with a leather sewing machine gathering dust in a garage has grown into Kova, a proudly Namibian brand built on craftsmanship and quality. Christofine Nelumbu 2 Hours Ago - 2026-10-01 00:05:00 The concept behind KOVA Namibia began with a simple problem: Petrina Auino-Mwandingi could not find the kind of leather tote she wanted locally.Whenever she travelled abroad, she w... If you are an active subscriber and the article is not show
The Yesterdaye celebrates live music (opens the original)
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Namibian band The Yesterdaye returned to the stage on Saturday with the fifth edition of The Yesterdaye Experience, titled I’m Alive. The concert took place at Mopane Hall at the Windhoek Showgrounds and formed part of the band’s ongoing live performance series. The Yesterdaye has become a familiar name on Namibia’s live music scene through performances at events and venues across the capital. The band has previously appeared at events such as the Windhoek Jazz Festival and alongside several est
Women at Work opens doors to new beginnings (opens the original)
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For many young Namibians, finishing school can feel like the end of one journey and the beginning of another – one filled with uncertainty. For Juvanni Elia, however, a short course at Women at Work became the first step towards building a career and opening doors he never expected. Elia, who left school in Grade 11, said he had spent time at home unsure of what direction to take when his cousin introduced him to Women at Work. “I was always at home, had nothing to do,” he said. “So I decided, l
One Economy cuts 12 jobs as donor withdraws funding (opens the original)
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The One Economy Foundation has cut 12 permanent positions, reducing its workforce from 37 to 25 employees, after its operating budget fell by 25% when one of its five largest donors withdrew funding. The foundation announced the restructuring last week, saying the move reflected mounting financial pressure on non-profit organisations globally rather than internal shortcomings. Executive director Pauline Thomas Kahupi acknowledged the impact on staff. "Losing colleagues is hard, and we don't mini
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