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ECONOMIC POTENTIAL: HyIron managing director Johannes Michels presents President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah with the first iron briquette produced at the new plant – a small symbol of Namibia’s new industrial potential. Photo: The Namibian Presidency

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Law students who were in attendance of the Energy Career Fair on the UNAM main campus. Photo Kariiue Katjikonde

UNAM law students celebrate an inspiring Law Week

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NedBank Namibia with the beneficiaries and their families at the launch of the NedNamibia Holdings Education Trust. Photo contributed

Nedbank Namibia launches education trust

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AI is automating our jobs – but values need to change if we are to be liberated by it

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Trump’s trade war will hurt everyone

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NEW ROLE: Lizl Timbo, Manager People Relations at Letshego Namibia

Lizl Timbo appointed as the Manager: People Relations at Letshego Namibia

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MTC hands over bursaries

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