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South African soldiers have been fighting in a distant land for 20 years

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Gas giant spreads misinformation on oxygen plants in Namibia

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Bribery to get public services is increasing in parts of Africa

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Plastic pollution causes horrific injuries to Cape fur seals in two Namibian colonies

Sheree Bega -

Hier kom Lister! On the ‘Comrade Editor’s’ lifelong commitment to activism and journalism

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What’s the fuss about Israel’s observer status at the AU?

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Olympics: Namibia’s sprinters highlight a flawed testosterone testing system

Nana Adom - Aboagye -

Canada’s ReconAfrica oil and gas exploration in Namibia and Botswana worries World Heritage Committee

Sheree Bega -

How (not) to deal with genocide

Henning Melber -

O, Canada! Art bears witness to ‘dark secrets’ of colonised places

Leizl Eykelhof -

Botswana bans SA’s red meat after foot-and-mouth outbreak, Namibia expected to follow

Chris Gilili -

Q&A Sessions: Kieswetter, the choral master of tax

Lynn James -

Poultry association says avian flu won’t rule the roost

Chris Gilili -

Namibian court rejects couple’s appeal to bring their babies home

Chris de Beer-Procter -

Critically endangered blue whale washes up in Walvis Bay

Sheree Bega -

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