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Namibia: Workers' Day - a Call to Reflect On Dignity

Informal workers say taking the holiday off can mean lost earnings, while an editorial urges Namibia to remember hard-won labour rights.

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Editorial - Workers' Day should be viewed not only as a commemoration, but also as a moment to critically assess the condition and wellbeing of workers today. It is a day that invites reflection on how far we have come, and how far we still need to go in ensuring dignity, fairness and justice in the world of work.

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Namibia: Workers' Day 'Not Special' to Informal Workers

As many Namibians prepare to rest, travel and spend time with their loved ones ahead of Worker's Day, informal workers said the day carries little significance beyond another opportunity to earn a living.

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Namibia Workers’ Day: Honoring Struggles, Shaping Rights - Media Talk Africa

Workers’ Day on May 1 serves as both a commemoration of historic labour struggles and a prompt to evaluate the current state of workers’ rights in Namibia. The

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