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Namibiau0027s two gold mines, Otjikoto and Navachab, paid over N$N$4.2 billion in direct tax and royalty payments in 2025. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Gold mines rake in over N$20bn

6 Day Ago

PUSH FOR REVIVAL: Erongo governor Nathalia /Goagoses. Photo: Adam Hartman

Erongo confronts deepening water crisis with forum relaunch

2 Week Ago

UNSTABLE SECTOR: Erongo governor Nathalia /Goagoses (centre) with members of the Erongo Regional Council and MMC representatives at Thursdayu0027s petition handover. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Fishing workers escalate quota fight with petition

4 Week Ago

The location of Wia Goldu0027s Kokoseb project. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED/FILE

Kokoseb targets 656 jobs, 710-bed village

1 Month Ago

The location of Wia Goldu0027s Kokoseb project. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED/FILE

Kokoseb targets 656 jobs, 710-bed village

1 Month Ago

TOO DEEP: The 60-metre hole dug at one of the lithium EPLs in Uis. Photo: Contributed

Xinfeng partner seeks approval to export raw lithium

1 Month Ago

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Financing a community stake in Rössing

1 Month Ago

BROADER LOCAL INPUT: Knowledge Katti. Photo: NIEC

Katti proposes youth buy IDC's 10.2% stake in Rössing

1 Month Ago

AFFECTED: The Kansimba Airstrip from the air. One of the approximately 17 airstrips that could be affected by the proposed measures. Photo: Matt Totten

Aviation sector pushes back against proposed military no-fly zone in Erongo

2 Month Ago

GROWING: The DRC informal settlement in Swakopmund. Photo: Adam Hartman

419 informal settlements lay bare scale of Namibia's housing crisis

2 Month Ago

Thai smelting giant to provide interest-free US$3 million to support Uis Tin Mine production. PHOTO: FILE

Andrada Secures N$57m Tin Offtake Funding

2 Month Ago

TESTS DISPROVE CLAIMS: Marble waste deposited in Karibib is deemed safe by laboratory tests. Photo: Contributed

Lab tests find no asbestos in Karibib marble dust

2 Month Ago

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