+++ 29/06 – Ministry of Health warns: Five confirmed cases of swine flu (H1N1) in Windhoek and Rehoboth
+++ 29/06 – Prices for petrol and diesel rise by 10 cents per liter in the inland and by 20 cents in the north, whereas on the central coast they remain unchanged
+++ 28/06 – Investigation against head of state oil company Namcor continues to make headlines: Payment of 1.7 million Namibia Dollar for report was illegal
+++ 28/06 – Ministry of Environment rejects criticism from abroad against killing a lion two weeks ago in the Kunene region
+++ 27/06 – Billion Namibia Dollar project of state-owned MTC for provision of nationwide mobile phone reception and internet access lagging behind schedule
+++ 27/06 – Police warns speeders: Radar cameras along the highways now active
+++ 26/06 – Minister of Land Reform, Utoni Nujoma, sharply rejects accusations of allocating a farm in the Erongo region to a relative
+++ 26/06 – Veto of Minister of Finance, Schlettwein: Ministry of Trade has to put multi-million project of business park in Luanda on ice
+++ 25/06 – Despite empty state coffers Ministry of Trade intends to buy a property for a business park in Luanda for a three-digit million amount
+++ 25/06 – Minister of Tourism, Shifeta, at Congress of Hospitality Association in Swakopmund: Travel sector keeps Namibia afloat during the current economic crisis
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