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Tsumkwe development hindered by poor services
NUST launches first International Finance and Sustainability Conference
Namibia outlines balanced long-term oil strategy
Namibia taps renewable energy, green hydrogen to decarbonise aviation
Support networks, mentorship, and funding vital for local entrepreneurs
Kapofi tables Petroleum Bill to strengthen oversight
NBC, Grand Namibia meet to plan transition to IPSAS framework
Namibia and Germany hold talks on development cooperation
Algeria to share energy expertise with Namibia in green hydrogen
Deputy Minister Matundu backs AfCFTA standards
NWR halts dividends to focus on service despite 50% profit rise
N$8.5 billion needed for road rehabilitation
Walvis Bay builds N$25.5m sewer pump station
ECB reviews tariff model to boost efficiency and affordability
Call to prioritise Namibian-owned road firms
Government, business leaders meet in Omuthiya to boost economic growth
Fuel prices remain unchanged for November
Matutura Cultural Festival boosts Swakopmund trade

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