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Govt caught with its pants down - Ekonomie

Govt caught with its pants down 29 July 2021 | Ekonomie Jo-Maré Duddy – Government must open-up the import of Covid-19 vaccines to the private sector to fight the third wave, prevent a fourth and help achieve Namibia to achieve herd immunity as soon as possible, futures studies expert Eben De Klerk says. Data released by the ministry of health and social services on Monday showed Namibia had a cumulative 117 293 confirmed Covid-19 cases, of which 20 903 were active. Total Covid-19 related and Covid-19 deaths 2 871 have been recorded. Since the start of vaccination in March this year, 45 348 people have received both doses of Sinopharm or AstraZeneca.

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Kultuurambassadeur leer Japanners Afrikaans -

Nee. Ja. Hallo. Koebaai. Kom ons gaan. Dit is van die basiese Afrikaanse woorde en frases wat die oud-Namibiër, Anita Sasaki (nèe Buys, 51), Japanners tans in Miyako in Japan leer. Die taallesse is deel van ’n kulturele program in dié stad wat met die Olimpiese Spele saamval. Anita, wat al 22 jaar in Japan woon, is vroeër ook deur die munisipale owerheid van Miyako genooi om dié gemeenskap in die aanloop tot die Olimpiese Spele oor die Namibiese kultuur in te lig. Vandeesweek het sy vir hulle elementêre Afrikaans-lesse aangebied. Die Spele, wat verlede jaar weens Covid-19 uitgestel is, het op 23 Julie in Tokio begin. Altesaam 10 305 individuele atlete uit 206 lande, gebiede en vorstedomme neem aan die Spele deel.

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Namibia s economic recovery disgraceful - Ekonomie

29 July 2021 | Ekonomie Jo-Maré Duddy – Dragging vaccine roll-out and the re-imposition of some lockdown measures during the third wave of Covid-19, as well as lower than expected diamond production mean Namibia’s economy in 2021 will likely grow much less than anticipated earlier this year. In January, Cirrus Capital forecast annual economic growth of 3.8% for this year. Releasing its latest Mid-Year Economic Review, Cirrus said it now expects a “disappointing” expansion of only 2.1%. The new growth forecast is disheartening as it only slightly exceeds Namibia’s population growth of around 1.9% per year and it follows annual economic growth of -8% in 2020, largest contraction in Namibia’s history.

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Gesprek oor voedselstelsel skop af - Landbou

Gesprek oor voedselstelsel skop af - Landbou
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As die see kon praat - In Beeld - Republikein

As die see kon praat - In Beeld - Republikein
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