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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah with the management of the Rössing Uranium Mine. Photo Namibian Presidency

Nandi-Ndaitwah wants nuclear power developed locally

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Namibia's electricity provision infrastructure continues to grow, but universal access remains out of reach. Photo Augetto Graig

Universal electricity access delayed

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ALTERNATIVE: China's presence as an alternative market is growing.

Namibia eyes China amid global trade shifts

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Kehad Snydewel is the Managing Director of Green Enterprise Solutions.

AI for Africa by Africans

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GIVING BACK: Bank Windhoek’s Corporate Social Responsibility and Sponsorships Manager, Audrey???? Mostert; Imago Dei Project Coordinator, Millinda Coffee and Imago Dei Director, André van Deventer.

Bank Windhoek school feeding scheme receives N$412 000

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Follow these tips to gain access to CSI/CSR grants. Photo Pixabay

Applying for CSI/CSR grants in Namibia

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Chart of the Week

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Tribute to Dr. Sam Nujoma (part 1)

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Economic Liberation

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Crop fields at Olushandja in the Omusati Region. Photos FAO

Empowering farmers to enhance food security, productivity

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The heavy reliance on road transport is degrading roads and increasing congestion, Cirrus Capital has warned.

Namibia's growth outlook tempered by infrastructure, global risks

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The port of Walvis Bay port is a crucial asset, serving as a key transit point not only for Namibian exports but also for goods travelling to and from Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola. Photo Pexels / Hormel Media

Namibia’s transport and logistics sector in a nutshell

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