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Mercedes sagt selbst: Die Arbeitsstunde in der Produktion kostet hier bis zu fünfmal so viel wie in Osteuropa, dazu Energie und Bürokratie. Und Berlin beerdigt am selben Tag die Stromsteuersenkung für alle. Passt.
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Mercedes stoppt alle weiteren Investitionen in Deutschland – Werksschließungen werden geprüft to.welt.de/tVl9Zoj
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The most common last name in every African country.
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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah today received an investor delegation led by Dr Michael Louis, Chairman of Westprop Holdings Ltd, and Mr Ken Sharpe, Chief Executive Officer of the company. The delegation was introduced by Ms Nangula Nelulu Uaandja, Executive Director of Emeraldsand Platforms. Westprop Holdings Ltd, a property development company specialising in residential and commercial real estate, engaged the President on potential investment opportunities in Namibia’s housing sector. Discussions focused on the proposed Monte Cristo development, a large-scale urban development project north of Windhoek, and its potential contribution towards addressing Namibia’s growing housing needs. President Nandi-Ndaitwah emphasised that housing remains one of the key priorities under the Sixth National Development Plan (NDP6), particularly given the increasing demand for affordable housing and serviced land in urban areas. She reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to delivering 50,000 houses over five years, stressing the importance of regularly assessing progress, addressing obstacles and exploring practical solutions to accelerate housing delivery. The President further underscored that Government cannot address the country’s housing challenges alone. She highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in mobilising investment, expertise and resources to complement Government efforts and expand access to decent, affordable and dignified housing for Namibians. President Nandi-Ndaitwah welcomed the engagement as an opportunity to explore sustainable partnerships that can accelerate housing delivery, create employment opportunities and translate Namibia’s development priorities under Vision 2030 and NDP6 into tangible improvements in the living conditions of Namibians.
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Whoever is putting stadium lights in these new cars, please stop.
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🚨 BREAKING: Ice Cube is under heavy fire for reportedly saying, “Let's be honest. Donald Trump is a tough man. He can be blunt, outspoken, and unapologetic. But in my lifetime, no one has fought harder for the heart and soul of America.” @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump
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Die Bundesregierung ist erschüttert. Bei der Eröffnungsfeier eines Friseursalons in Duisburg, kam es in den Nachbarstädten zu ungewollten Einschlägen sogenannter RPGs. Die Polizei Duisburg versichert jedoch, dass die Messerverbotszone eingehalten wurde.
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In this economy?
Where's the festive season energy, guys? 😭
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Growing up in a remote village has not stopped Dr Kazemo Muhenje from achieving her dreams. Originally from Okangwati, north of Opuwo, she pursued dentistry at the University of Namibia, where she completed an Honours degree in Microbiology and Biochemistry and later in Moscow, Russia, on a scholarship. Now serving at Opuwo District Hospital, Muhenje says returning to Kunene allows her to give back to her community, where she understands the challenges people face and can communicate with them in their own language. She attributes her achievement to determination and her parents, who, despite not having formal education, prioritised their children's schooling. Muhenje is encouraging children, particularly those from marginalised communities, to believe in their abilities, while urging parents to support and nurture their children's ambitions. She says being a Himba child should never limit one's dreams, as anything is possible through determination and education. Report: Kaihuurua Tjipumba Visuals: Immanuel Tjiuonga #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOTv20 #nbcPlusApp
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🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: Mohammed bin Salman ha amenazado con llevar los precios del petróleo a niveles cercanos a cero —aumentando la producción a su máxima capacidad— a menos que Rusia deje de enviar a Irán armas que terminan en manos de los hutíes.
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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah today received a courtesy visit from the leadership of Nasan Energies, represented by the company’s Managing Director, Mr Jean-Blaise Ollomo, and one of its founders, Mr Miguel Hamutenya. The visit provided an opportunity for the company to brief the President on its vision, operations and strategic plans, particularly its commitment to strengthening Namibia’s energy security and expanding local participation in an industry historically dominated by foreign ownership. President Nandi-Ndaitwah welcomed the growing participation of Namibians in strategic sectors of the economy and commended the company’s ambition to contribute to national development through investment and partnerships. The President further emphasised the importance of African ownership, collaboration and self-reliance, stressing that Africa’s prosperity depends on its people working together, taking ownership of opportunities and driving the continent’s development for the benefit of future generations.
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Adult life is basically feeling sleepy when you need to work and having insomnia when you can finally sleep.
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GMP crew responding to Job Amupanda 😭
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House prices shot up another 8,9% in the third quarter of this year. The FNB House Price Index continued to accelerate up from 7,4% in 2Q26 and well above the 5,9% recorded in 3Q25, according to Mandisa Van Wyk, FNB Namibia market research manager. During the same period transaction volumes declined by 3%. Rising prices continue to be supported by limited housing stock, slow land servicing, and ongoing supply constraints, the research confirmed. By region, housing prices in central Namibia grew by 11,4%, while housing at the coast is 3,7% more expensive and in the north housing costs 1,6% more. In the south housing prices contracted at -3,4%. In Windhoek a new home will cost you 17% more than earlier in the year, but bigger increases in cost of housing were recorded in Otjiwarongo up 36%, Tsumeb (37,9%), Grootfontein (53,4%), Arandis (60,7%), Opuwo (63,1%), Okahao (98,9%) and by 116,1% in Omaruru. “Looking ahead, supply shortages are expected to keep house prices elevated, while higher borrowing costs and affordability pressures are likely to weigh on transaction activity,” the researcher says.
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This guy from Ohangwena ne 🤦‍♂️😂
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Nigerians celebrating that Cape Town Road of theirs make me appreciate Namibian roads more. 😍🇳🇦
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🇬🇧 POUVONS-NOUS SÉRIEUSEMENT EN VOULOIR À LA RUSSIE DE NE PAS VOULOIR ÇA CHEZ EUX ?
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Nampower & Nored, what you are doing is not right!!! How is it okay to plunge more than 3 towns in total darkness??? For over 16 hours with no electricity it’s disastrous!
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Go well Nally. Till we meet again.
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