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Türkiye seeks to expand cooperation with Namibia in key sectors
Youth job demand far exceeds available opportunities
Namibia looks to Qatar for oil and gas development insights
Epinga Village gains reliable mobile network access
Appropriation Amendment Act 2025 gazetted
SADC launches 2025–2030 communication strategy in Gaborone
MICT holds quarterly engagement in Eenhana
Minister Nekundi inspects Swartz Bridge construction
MTC opens mobile home in Divundu
Experts converge to accelerate maritime decarbonisation
Nekundi vows continued upgrades to Namibia’s road network
MIRT reaffirms support for local businesses as key to economic growth
Authorities move to revive Oshikango’s slowing economy
|Khomas Regional Council launches 2025–2030 strategic plan
Masterclass equips entrepreneurs with skills to scale businesses
Germany donates N$30m mobile command post to Defence Ministry
Germany commits N$876m to Namibia’s development projects
Namibia’s ambassador prioritises Angola collaboration in key sectors

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