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WEB6 days ago · Starlink seeks exemption from local ownership rule to launch operations in Namibia. 26 September 2024. South-African-born billionaire Elon Musk’s satellite internet company Starlink would need ...
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WEBMar 14, 2024 · Mbumba says Namibia is a small, but principled state. The government has set aside N$2,5 billion in the current financial year for the development of the rail sector, the president says.
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WEBFeb 20, 2024 · Former first lady Monica Geingos weeps and is being consoled. The Namibian Defence Force will now perform a 21-gun salute as the body of president Hage Geingob is lowered into the grave.
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WEBSMSes. *** 2022-05-11: SMS Of The Day NEFF is exposing the uselessness of all labour unions. They are just there to enrich those in charge. All unions should shut down. All these years Namibians have been suffering, mostly at the hands of foreign businesses, yet the so-called unions never detected any wrongdoing.