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Windhoek Observer
observer24.com.na > three-in-four-namibian-children-not-school-ready-ecd-project-warns

Three in four Namibian children not school-ready, ECD project warns

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (609+ words) Three out of four Namibian children are not considered ready for school, according to a national early childhood development (ECD) study cited by Development Workshop Namibia (DWN), raising concerns about the foundations being laid before children enter formal education. The…...

Windhoek Observer
observer24.com.na > conservation-cannot-become-namibias-development-veto

Conservation cannot become Namibia???s development veto

4+ day, 8+ hour ago   (980+ words) Namibia cannot eat its scenery. That may sound deliberately provocative, particularly in a country that has rightly built an international reputation for protecting its wildlife, landscapes and biodiversity. But it is an important reality as Namibia attempts to transform its…...

Windhoek Observer
observer24.com.na > trade-deficit-increased-to-n5-9-billion-in-july

Trade deficit increased to N$5.9 billion in July

4+ day, 13+ hour ago   (364+ words) Namibia’s trade developments reveal that exports amounted to N$10.7 billion in July, while imports were higher at N$16.5 billion, resulting in a trade deficit (a negative difference between the country’s exports and imports) of N$5.9 billion. International Merchandise Trade Statistics…...

Windhoek Observer
observer24.com.na > gold-overtakes-uranium-as-namibias-largest-export-commodity-in-july

Gold overtakes uranium as Namibia???s largest export commodity in July

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (588+ words) Non-monetary gold overtook uranium to become Namibia’s largest export commodity in July 2026, benefiting from a strong global rally that has pushed gold prices to record levels, according to an analysis of the July trade statistics by the Namibia Statistics Agency....

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observer24.com.na > fnb-strengthens-wellness-for-city-of-windhoek-employees

FNB strengthens wellness for City of Windhoek employees

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (302+ words) FNB Namibia and the City of Windhoek have entered into a workplace banking staffing solutions strategic partnership aimed at enhancing the financial wellbeing, empowerment, and long-term prosperity of City of Windhoek employees. The partnership, formalised through a signing ceremony in…...

Windhoek Observer
observer24.com.na > decolonising-african-educational-philosophy-nkrumahs-ubuntu-ontology-epistemology-against-cartesian-individualism-for-african-cultural-identity

Decolonising African educational philosophy: Nkrumah???s Ubuntu ontology-epistemology against Cartesian individualism for African cultural identity??? Windhoek Observer

5+ day, 11+ hour ago   (349+ words) Decolonising African educational philosophy: Nkrumah’s Ubuntu ontology-epistemology against Cartesian individualism for African cultural identity – Windhoek Observer Windhoek Observer Decolonising African educational philosophy: Nkrumah’s Ubuntu ontology-epistemology against Cartesian individualism for African cultural identity This article examines educational decolonisation by contrasting Kwame…...

Windhoek Observer
observer24.com.na > integrated-approach-key-to-reviving-rail-and-logistics

Integrated approach key to reviving rail and logistics

6+ day, 10+ hour ago   (347+ words) Namibia needs an integrated approach combining infrastructure investment, policy reform, regulation and commercial restructuring to unlock the full potential of its railway and logistics systems, according to World Bank transport infrastructure and logistics specialist Bernard Aritua. Aritua, who recently visited…...

Windhoek Observer
observer24.com.na > sa-namibia-illegal-mining-probe-freezes-n49-4m

SA-Namibia illegal mining probe freezes N$49.4m

6+ day, 9+ hour ago   (977+ words) A cross-border investigation into alleged illegal coal mining in South Africa has resulted in the freezing of N$49.4 million in Namibian bank accounts. The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said the case demonstrates the growing importance of cooperation between South African…...