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Three lives lost in accident (opens the original)
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Three people died on Saturday in a crash on the B8 road at Chetto in Bwabwata National Park, Zambezi region, after a Volvo station wagon carrying seven people collided with a Shackman truck at around midnight. According to Zambezi Police Regional Commander Julia Sakuwa-Neo, the vehicles were travelling in opposite directions when they collided, causing the Volvo to overturn. Three of its occupants died at the scene, while three sustained serious injuries and one suffered minor injuries. The truc
Old Mutual invests N$1.5m in schools (opens the original)
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The Old Mutual Foundation has increased its investment in its Chair and Desk Initiative to N$1.5 million in 2026, with the programme set to benefit more than 2 000 learners at 12 schools across four regions. The latest investment is the largest since the initiative was launched in 2023, with funding increasing from N$1 million in previous years. The programme aims to improve learning conditions by providing new classroom furniture and repairing existing desks and chairs at schools in Oshikoto, O
Fish must be landed, processed locally - president (opens the original)
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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah wants fish caught in Namibian waters to be landed and processed locally as part of reforms intended to create jobs and retain more value from Namibia’s N$14 billion fishing industry. Addressing the inaugural National Fisheries Indaba in Walvis Bay last week, Nandi-Ndaitwah said offshore processing should be reconsidered as the country struggles with high unemployment. “Let everything be landed. Land it, process it, go and market it internationally,” she said. The
Corporate giving gets a roadmap (opens the original)
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Businesses in Namibia must treat corporate social investment as genuine development rather than public relations exercise, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has said. Nandi-Ndaitwah told the inaugural Namibia Corporate Social Investment Mukopano in Windhoek on Wednesday that the true measure of company giving lay not in donation size or visibility, but in lasting community impact. "Corporate Namibia must ensure that CSI goes beyond symbolic contributions and becomes a meaningful driver of social
Rössing attracts 35 buyers (opens the original)
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Thirty-five prospective investors have expressed interest in buying South Africa’s Industrial Development Corporation’s (IDC) stake in Rössing Uranium, where sanctions affecting entities in the mine’s shareholder structure have complicated the development financier’s continued involvement. The IDC disclosed the number of interested investors in its latest integrated report, providing the clearest indication yet of the response to a sale process launched earlier this year for its minority shareho
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