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Indian High Commissioner launches Textiles and Cotton Exhibition in Windhoek
Namibia launches first large-scale green hydrogen project
President Nandi-Ndaitwah appoints 10 new Heads of Mission
Concerns over NamPost grant distribution in remote areas
Road Fund to write off vehicle licence debts over three years
EU pledges continued support for Namibia’s green industry
President Nandi-Ndaitwah pledges 500,000 Jobs in 5 years
Sankwasa to redirect Idle development funds
Draft Law to decriminalise overloading nears completion – Nekundi
Rehabilitated Homs River Bridge at Warmbad officially inaugurated
Windhoek inaugurates its first electric vehicle charging port
Namibia Airports Company joins regional conference in Lusaka
Namibia to enforce strict local content in oil sector
Low-altitude economy holds potential in Namibia – Yang Jinchai
Prime Minister’s office launches five-year strategic plan
Debmarine unveils next-gen diamond crawlers
Namport commissions new harbour cranes
Namibia’s fisheries sector faces growing challenges

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