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Namibia plans to manufacture a dual-fuel green hydrogen train
Vendors lauded Luderitz Crayfish Festival
Nandi-Ndaitwah tours factories in Luderitz
Namport and Port of Antwerp-Bruges sign MoU
Government reaffirms to provide conducive environment for investors
Namibia, Belgium's first green hydrogen fuel station inaugurated
MIT consults on Special Economic Zone Bill
Oranjemund Transformation Strategy underway
Vice President commends Namdeb for extending the mine's lifespan
Economists forecast continued strength in tourism sector performance
MEFT Minister calls for improved tourism service delivery to boost industry growth
ECB approves 8% electricity hike
NamWater decreases water supply to City of Windhoek
NUST satellite campus at Luderitz to become Green Hydrogen research hub
NamPower seeks to increase electricity tariffs
Namibia poised to become leading oil producer
Namibia deserves unforced transition to renewable energy - Alweendo
President Mbumba commends Germany's commitment to Green Hydrogen project

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