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Namibia could be the worldu0027s second largest uranium producer, should projects like Deep Yellowu0027s Tumas transition toward development. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia eyes uranium crown

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SAFETY: Stakeholders and representatives sign the C28 Voluntary Road Safety Charter. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was at the annual Chamber of Mines of Namibia expo and conference yesterday and has encouraged young people to visit the Windhoek Showgrounds where the event comes to a close today.rnPhoto Augetto Graig

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UNTAPPED: Etango is one of the worldu2019s largest undeveloped uranium projects. Photo: Bannerman Energy

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Etango, located near Swakopmund in the Erongo region, is one of Namibiau0027s largest undeveloped uranium deposits and is still in the development phase. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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