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CREDIT WORTHINESS: Eddie King is the credit executive officer at Bank Windhoek.

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Just another day at work: Dr F. Shigwedha (Left), Dr Udjombala (Middle) and Dr E.Nevonga (Right)

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The US withdrawal from the WHO threatens core health programmes in Africa. It will weaken the ability of African countries to respond to health emergencies, and could lead to increases in death and illness on the continent, experts warn.

WHO in Africa: Three ways the continent

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The Richards Bay Coal Terminal has reported a more than 8% increase in exports volumes in 2024

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U.S. WHO exit jeopardizes Africa, says health body

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The Chinese national flag is seen in Beijing, China. The Asian powerhouse is keen to help Namibia benefit from its uranium resources.

Namibia seeks investment in nuclear power from China

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