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The Okanjande Graphite Mine is set for first-phase production in 2028. Photo: Northern Graphite

Northern Graphite restructures US$22m debt

3 Day Ago

MTC will roll out N$624 million as part of efforts to modernise its network. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

MTC rolls out N$624 million for upgrades

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MTC has outlined a N$624.9 million investment in Namibia network expansion. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED rn

MTC maps out N$624.9 million spend

1 Week Ago

NTA CEO Erick Fundula Nenghwanya. Photo: NTArn

NTA suspends manager amid governance fallout

2 Week Ago

TIGHT ROPE: Finance minister Erica Shafudah. Photo: Contributed

Govt to borrow N$29bn to pluck debt deficit

2 Week Ago

BUDGET: The Okahandja municipality has tabled a N$278 million budget. PHOTO: FILE

Okahandja proposes 5% tariff hike

2 Week Ago

The new water treatment plant is designed to retreat and recycle process water generated across RPZu2019s operations, significantly lowering the mineu2019s dependency on raw water addition from the Orange River. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

RPZ eyes 2026 finish with water plant online

3 Week Ago

FIGURES: The mayor of Otjiwarongo, Leonard Simushi, tabled the budget for the 2026/2027 financial year last Thursday. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrnrn

Otjiwarongo proposes 3% tariff hike in N$215.5m budget

3 Week Ago

PLAN IN PLACE: Ephraim Shozi, chairperson of the management committee. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Walvis municipality tables N$1.6 billion budget

3 Week Ago

TABLED: Swakopmund Town Council management committee chairperson Angula Shivute presents the 2026/2027 budget on Thursday. Photo: Adam Hartmanrnrn

Swakopmund residents face 5% tariff hike

3 Week Ago

Sanet Steenkamp. Photo: Contributed

Ministry can't fund critical infrastructure - Steenkamp

1 Month Ago

PAY UP: Town Council acting CEO Sakaria Shopati has urged residents to settle municipal debts, saying non-payment delays projects and services. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Debt clouds Rundu’s N$485m proposed budget

1 Month Ago

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