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Nasan Energies was this week cleared to become Namibiau0027s third-largest fuel retailer in 52-station deal. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nasan fuels up with 52-station deal

1 Day Ago

The collapse of South Africau2019s rail system has led to a heavy reliance on diesel-fuelled freight trucks to transport goods. PHOTO: FILE

Iran war exposing South Africa’s dependency on diesel

4 Day Ago

More than fifty service stations around the country may soon have no fuel to sell as Nasan Energies and Vivo Energy fail to adhere to Competition Commission conditions. Photo archive

Dry service stations loom

4 Day Ago

Frontier Nuclear says it is on track for Engo Valley uranium resource estimate. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Frontier Nuclear closes in on Engo Valley resource

1 Week Ago

KEEP IT LOCAL: Minerals minister Modestus Amutse. Photo: Ministry of Mines

Namibia sets 57% processed minerals target

1 Week Ago

ON THE RUN: Eco Fuels owner Victor Malima. Photo contributed

Interpol hot on the trail of fugitive Malima

1 Week Ago

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EDITORIAL: The real test of healthcare is the availability of medicine

2 Week Ago

HIGHER AND HIGHER: A combination of international market developments, geopolitical tensions and increasing fuel importation costs is driving up the cost of fuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Govt absorbs N$1.3bn fuel shock as pump prices rise

2 Week Ago

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Editorial: Surely, there must be a way around fuel price increases

3 Week Ago

The Bank of Namibia is confident reserves will hold despite Middle East pressure, the 3-month import cover threshold remains within reach. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Reserves hold amid Middle East woes: BoN

1 Month Ago

Value over volume: Namibia and China are set to partner to build a nuclear fuel industry. PHOTOS: FILE/REUTERS

China backs Namibian nuclear ambitions

1 Month Ago

The Airlines Association of Southern Africa is urging governments to come to the aid of airlines as fuel prices continue to skyrocket. An Airbus A350-900 forming part of Air Mauritusu0027 fleet appears. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Jet fuel crisis threatens Southern Africa air links

1 Month Ago

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