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The Namibian, 17 Jul 2026

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The Namibian is the largest daily English newspaper in Namibia, known for its independent journalism. The newspaper, founded in 1985 by veteran journalist Gwen Lister, has a long and proud history and commitment to 'telling it like it is'. It has ties with the Namibia Media Trust (NMT) and is owned by the Free Press of Namibia.

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ArticleThe Love Scam Empire

IN JUNE 2023, a young Nam­i­bian man spent two weeks in Wind­hoek learn­ing how to pre­tend to be a rich woman so he could scam men over the age of 50 on the inter­net. The man, which the state has iden­ti­fied as Kam­bonde Nashitope, was recruited by...

The Love Scam Empire

ArticleDeath of bread­win­ner leaves fam­ily in crisis

A WINDHOEK grand­mother is strug­gling to care for six grand­chil­dren who have dropped out of school after the death of her daugh­ter, the fam­ily’s bread­win­ner, in 2024. Secilia Gawanas (58) tells The Nam­i­bian that life became dif­fi­cult after...

Death of bread­win­ner leaves fam­ily in crisis

ArticleCity blames RFA for poor roads ROADS: con­tin­ued on page 2

THE City of Wind­hoek is blam­ing poor road con­di­tions on the Road Fund Admin­is­tra­tion (RFA), say­ing it has received less than 10% of the money needed to main­tain the roads over the past five years. The RFA says it gave the city almost N$1...

City blames RFA for poor roads ROADS: con­tin­ued on page 2

ArticleDeath of bread­win­ner leaves fam­ily in crisis

A WINDHOEK grand­mother is strug­gling to care for six grand­chil­dren who have dropped out of school after the death of her daugh­ter, the fam­ily’s bread­win­ner, in 2024. Secilia Gawanas (58) tells The Nam­i­bian that life became dif­fi­cult after...

Death of bread­win­ner leaves fam­ily in crisis