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Feature: Chernobyl’s silent legacy: life, loss, and recovery
MINSK, April 26– “Radioactive Contamination! No Entry!” The warning sign at the entrance to the…
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AfricaFeatureInternationalScience
Namibian tech hub brings hands-on STEM learning to children
April 25, 2026WINDHOEK, April 25 — In a classroom in Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, parents sat beside their…
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AGRICULTUREAustraliaBusinessCurrent AffairsECONOMICSInternationallivestockWILDLIFE
Study warns of global decline in fish growth linked to overfishing
April 24, 2026SYDNEY, April 24– Scientists warn that overfishing and environmental change are eroding the biological foundations…
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BankingNational
Capricorn Private Wealth champions Namibia’s inaugural polo showcase, advancing premium lifestyle experiences
April 23, 2026Windhoek, April.23 — Capricorn Private Wealth proudly supported Namibia’s inaugural polo showcase, bringing together clients,…
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Windhoek, April.22 — Bank Windhoek has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding access to property ownership…
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Windhoek, April.22 — One of Namibia’s most promising young cyclists, Petrus Hanga, says his cycling…
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AsiaBusinessCurrent AffairsInternationalOpportunity
China’s service sector employs half of nation’s workers
April 22, 2026BEIJING, April 22 — China’s service sector has become the primary driver of job creation,…
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BankingNational
Bank Windhoek Honours Northern Motoring Industry, Maintains Market Share Lead
April 21, 2026Oshakati, April.21 – Bank Windhoek recognised top-performing dealer partners at the Northern Selekt Sales Awards…
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Windhoek, April.21 — Nedbank Namibia has been awarded the 2025 Straight Through Processing (STP) Award…
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S. Korea expresses regret over Japanese PM’s offering to war-linked shrine
April 21, 2026SEOUL, April 21 — South Korea on Tuesday expressed regret over Japanese Prime Minister Sanae…