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Namibia explores nuclear energy cooperation with bilateral partners
Namibia reaffirms support for nations seeking self-determination
BIPA starts deregistering inactive businesses
Andre Messika Diamonds embraces inclusion
Namibia’s PPI declines despite mining growth
Namfisa warns against Illegal micro-lenders
Fuel smuggling drains government revenue
Theofelus urges Kavango East leaders to drive ICT development
Otjiwarongo Mayor highlights key development projects
Deputy PM applauds Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair for driving industrialisation
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah urges entrepreneurs to seize opportunities at Ongwediva Trade Fair
40 MSMEs Begin Training to Boost Youth Jobs and Inclusion
ACC and NCCI host seminar in Rundu to promote ethical business practices
Powercom commissions new towers
Shafudah urges NamRA Officials at Oshikango to uphold fairness and excellence
Namibian delegation meets Japanese Prime Minister
Cabinet announces key decisions at 18th meeting
24th Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair kicks off tomorrow

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