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NamPower procures new mobile substations
Hyphen engages businesses for green hydrogen in ||Kharas
MEFT to develop a spatial tourism master plan
Over 950 unfilled vacancies at Works and Transport Ministry
NPC DG Dr. Mbuende highlights AI’s economic potential for Namibia
Finance Minister predicts strong GDP growth, announces key tax relief measures
Locals react to budget speech
India to support Omaheke in agriculture, IT & youth programmes
Safety of cruise liner tourists a priority for Walvis Bay
Walvis Bay shuttle drivers decry booking monopoly by Windhoek agencies
Cruise tourism boosts Namibia’s economy
Mining sector declined in 2024 compared to 2023
Tax inspectors without borders in Namibia launched
Dr. Hage Geingob's commemorative N$ 60 banknote officially in circulation
Namibia starts trading under AfCFTA
NaCC warns against unapproved mergers
DBN announces resignation of Dr. John Steytler as CEO
President Mbumba outlines vision for renewable energy future

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