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A man has died of the novel coronavirus (NCoV) in Tunisia, in what is believed to be the first such case in Africa. According to Tunisia’s health ministry, the 66-year-old had visited Saudi Arabia, the badly affected country by the virus. Since late last year, about 20 deaths and 41 cases have been reported worldwide. [...]

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The Cancer Association of Namibia yesterday formed part of the opening of the upgraded Pediatric Oncology Hospital School, a school that caters to cancer patients at the Windhoek Central Hospital. The Cancer Association of Namibia also donated close to 12 thousand dollars towards the upgrading of the school. Listen to Christelle Jurgens, Pediatric Occupational Therapist [...]

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Namibian power utility NamPower, is close to reaching a deal with Zambia’s Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) to take a 30 percent equity stake in its much-delayed Kudu gas-to-power project. According to NamPower Managing Director Paulinus Shilamba, as part of the deal expected to be signed before the end of June, CEC will also buy 300 [...]

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Brazil’s HRT Participações em Petróleo SA has reported its failure to find commercially viable quantities of oil in the first of three wells off Namibia’s coast. HR’s shares, whose founder stepped down as CEO this month, have fallen more than 90 percent from an all-time high in 2011 after its other main project — a [...]

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A gunman shot dead four people (execution-style) in a bank in Israel today, after he was refused an overdraft and cash from its automatic teller machine. The assailant, identified by media reports as a former paramilitary border policeman, killed himself after police raided the Bank Hapoalim branch in the southern city of Beersheba to free [...]

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No positive results have yet been made in the search for convicted Lazarus Shaduka. But the Namibian police, in conjuction with their counterparts in Angola, and other neighbouring countries are hard at work trying to track down the fugitive. Shaduka, who will be 44 this year, was convicted of murdering his wife Selma Shaimemanya, 33 [...]

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