'IT'S ALL over between Namibia and North Korea', a headline read in July last year after media reports of North Korean involvement in the construction of our military projects, UN threats of sanctions, and the government's undertaking to cut ties with two of their state-run companies building the defence head office and a munitions factory.
Officially, government announced that it had terminated the services of Korea Mining Development Trading Corporation and Mansudae Overseas Projects, but was cunning on the wording for relations between the two countries.
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