+++ 30/11 – Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) definitively unable to trace 300 million Namibia Dollar of disbursed loans and grants
+++ 30/11 – Roads Authority sued for N$ 90 million compensation because of irregular contract for construction of new asphalt road between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund
+++ 29/11 – International Airport near Windhoek passes inspection of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
+++ 29/11 – New hope for Wild Horses at Garub: Namibia Wild Horses Foundation announces the birth of two foals and around 20 highly pregnant mares
+++ 28/11 – Urgent application against extraordinary congress of ruling Swapo end of this week fails due to form error
+++ 28/11 – Ministry of Forestry bans felling of indigenous trees in the two Kavango regions with immediate effect
+++ 27/11 – Hai║om bushmen advance to high court in their battle for their former territory in the Etosha National Park
+++ 27/11 – Ministry of Environment increasingly opposes the illegal exploitation of natural resources
+++ 26/11 – Minister of Public Enterprises, Jooste, shocked about suspension of Telecom CEO Klein
+++ 26/11 – Large-scale felling of trees in the Kavango regions is illegal, according to Minister of Environment Shifeta
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