Most ambitious initiative since independence

Logistics hub aims to transform Namibia
Namibia is gearing up to become a logistics hub within southern Africa, positioning it for the transit of goods.
Ellanie Smit
The Namibia Logistics Hub Project is unquestionably the most ambitious initiative since Namibia became an independent state in 1990, Walvis Bay Corridor Group projects manager Gilb
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