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Kollig-kalender 17 April 2025

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Steenkamp dra ma Maria se wysheid saam

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Die minister van inligting en kommunikasietegnologie, Emma Theofelus. FOTO TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Voorkoms van geweld ‘ongekend’

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20 jaar gelede

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Die hoërhof het dobbeloperateurs beveel om uitstaande heffings te betaal. Foto verskaf

Dobbelhuise moet heffings betaal, sê hof

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APPROVED: The hunting season has been approved by the Cabinet. Photo: NAPHA

Jagseisoen deur kabinet goedgekeur (Agri Monitor)

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Energy supply and demand Namibia. Infographic Nampower

Otjikoto Biomass Plant to boost power supply

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For the 2024 Ministerial Determination, Tom Alweendo has allocated 330 MW of solar PV capacity for new power generation projects. Photo Augetto Graig

Energy minister considers 14 power generation applications

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President Nangolo Mbumba at the controls of the new Anixas II power station in Walvis Bay.Photo NamPower

Boost for Namibia’s energy infrastructure

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Namibia's electricity grid connects to Zambia, South Africa and Botswana, allowing for trade in energy on the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP). Photo Augetto Graig

Clean energy for export

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Namibia is committed to expanding rural electrification across the country. Photo MICT

N$6.5m project brings electricity to underserved communities

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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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