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AVIATION RECOVERY: Photo: Namibia Airports Company

NAC posts N$540 mil, passenger volumes hit 1.1 mil

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Agriculture minister Inge Zamwaani at the 2025 Agri Outlook conference. Photo Jacques du Toit.

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Marble waste is allegedly being used for road construction. Photo: Contributed

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GIPF assets rise to N$183bn

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Petroleum amendment bill restructures upstream regulation, retains core safeguards

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Petroleum amendment bill restructures upstream regulation, retains core safeguards

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Capricorn stays the course in Botswana

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