+++ 3/08 – Controversial Chinese plans for a tobacco plantation in the Zambezi region are accompanied by dubious trade of wood
+++ 3/08 – Minister of Health, Haufiku, calls on the public to keep the only state eye clinic at Windhoek Central Hospital alive with donations
+++ 2/08 – #TotalShutDown: 200 people demonstrate in Windhoek against gender-based violence
+++ 2/08 – Namibia and Germany officially sign agreement on development cooperation of two billion Namibia Dollar
+++ 1/08 – False profile of Finance Minister Schlettwein used on social media platform LinkedIn to advertise apparently fraudulent assistance for new companies
+++ 1/08 – German-speaking private radio station Hitradio Namibia celebrates its sixth birthday
+++ 31/07 – Only state eye clinic in Namibia at Windhoek Central Hospital closed until further notice due to administration hiccups
+++ 31/07 – Gender-based violence apparently on the rise again: Ten persons, including four police officers, arrested over the weekend for assaulting partners
+++ 30/07 – Verdict of Supreme Court: Procedure for collecting land tax does not violate constitution
+++ 30/07 – Representatives of Herero and Nama distance themselves from genocide lawsuit against Germany and stress their involvement in governmental dialogue on colonial past
This is a selection of the headlines of the news stories about Namibia that Bush Telegraph Namibia contributes on weekdays to the morning news (“Nachrichten am Morgen”) of the German language private radio station Hitradio Namibia in Windhoek.
Full news stories on Hitradio Namibia (in German only).
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Allgemeine Zeitung (German); Namibian, Namibian Sun and New Era (English); Republikein (Afrikaans)