+++ 11/01 – Results of grade 12 students in NSSC exams slightly better than last year
+++ 11/01 – 1,500 inhabitants of settlement Elisenheim in the north of Windhoek since Tuesday without electricity
+++ 10/01 – Namibia to expect rather little rainfall during this rainy season according to the weather service
+++ 10/01 – Two tourists die in serious car accident on tar road between Windhoek and the International Airport
+++ 9/01 – Breakdown of German government plane in Malawi: Development Minister Müller cancels visit to Namibia
+++ 9/01 – Ministry of Environment apparently owes employees in the Zambezi region payments for overtime and travel expenses of 2.3 million Namibia Dollar
+++ 8/01 – Public medical aid insurance Psemas loses 900 million Namibia Dollar a year because of fraud and mismanagement
+++ 8/01 – Museum Association of Namibia rejects report of the Allgemeine Zeitung about possible banishment of colonial history from museums
+++ 7/01 – Consumers fiercely oppose marketing of genetically modified food in Namibia
+++ 7/01 – Police of Erongo region call Operation Hornkranz against crime a complete success even before completion
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.
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