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Social justice activist raises concerns over NamPower's proposed 17% tariff increase
Dr. Hage G. Geingob N$60 banknote unveiled
Nedbank declares improved financial results
Seismology key to preventing nuclear tests
Outapi Council, RFA & RA sign road upgrade deal
Trans-Kalahari Rail pre-feasibility study findings announced
Rhino Resources completes drilling at Sagittarius-1X exploration well
OPM confirms over 1,400 Oshikoto households to miss out on drought aid
Cabinet moves to ease truck congestion at Wenela Border Post
Aroab Council boosts growth with focus on development and infrastructure
Prime Minister urges faster recruitment to fill critical government positions
India donates rice and maize to Namibia's drought relief
DBN invites more loan applications from Zambezi Region
Namibia lifts ban on maize and palm imports from South Africa
OPM seeks N$600 million to sustain drought relief until June
ECB to review performance management framework
Namport, Port of Sines sign MoU to develop sustainable, green logistics corridors
ICT Minister calls for efforts to combat piracy in creative industry

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