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Namibia ranks 11th on TB incidence globally
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Namibia ranks 11th on TB incidence globally

Despite the relatively low number of tuberculosis (TB) cases in the country, Namibia ranks 11th globally in terms of TB incidence and per capita expenditure on TB treatment.  The Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr. Kalumbi Shangula, emphasised that the emergence of multidrug-resistant TB poses a significant health challenge for the country.  Dr. Shangula...

House robbery, murder accused breaks ranks
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House robbery, murder accused breaks ranks

All of the five men charged with carrying out a fatal house robbery at Walvis Bay in June 2016 were at the harbour town on the day their alleged crime was committed, one of the five accused has testified in the Windhoek High Court. With this testimony that he gave on Wednesday and yesterday, Malakia...

Namibia ranks high in African oil rig demand
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Namibia ranks high in African oil rig demand

Namibia is among the top five countries in Africa with the highest percentage of drilling rig demand, according to the State of African Energy 2024 Outlook. The ranking includes South Africa, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, and Mozambique and sheds light on the critical interplay between exploration initiatives and investment decisions. The African Energy Chamber said Namibia’s...

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Oshakati Town Council inaugurates two taxi ranks

OSHAKATI: The Oshakati Town Council on Thursday officially inaugurated two taxi ranks which will serve the Oshakati-Ondangwa and Oshakati-Endola routes. The taxi ranks were constructed at a cost of N.dollars 1.5 million, with N.dollars 520 000 allocated to the Oshakati-Endola taxi rank and over N.dollars 1 million allocated to the Oshakati-Ondangwa taxi rank. Construction was...

Namibia ranks among top five diamond exporters in Africa
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Namibia ranks among top five diamond exporters in Africa

The Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) has revealed that Namibia is among the top five African diamond exporters, ranking fourth behind Botswana, Angola and South Africa. This comes after Namibia extracted 2,1 million carats worth an estimated N$23 billion (US$1,2 billion) last year. According to KPCS, the country’s diamond exports amounted to 1,8 million carats,...