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Fuel prices will increase at midnight tonight. FILE photornPhoto file

Fuel prices up tonight

1 Week Ago

IN THE DARK: Mines and energy minister Modestus Amutse. Photo: FILE

Vitol's fuel deal could hand it 60% market share

1 Month Ago

Consumers will smile along with petrol attendants when fuel prices go down tomorrow.rnPhoto file

Fuel price drop offers a little breathing room

1 Month Ago

ABOVE BOARD: Mines and energy minister Modestus Amutse. PHOTO: FILE

Vitol's global corruption record under scrutiny

2 Month Ago

FIX IT: Mines and Energy minister, Modestus Amutse. Photo: FILE

Vitol fuel deal 'to save state N$1bn'

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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

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From left to right the Executive Director of NAMPOA, Festus Hangula, Souma Andreas, the organisationu0027s administration coordinator, and Chairperson Eduardo Rodriguez Tamayo. Photo: NMH Archive

Namibia at the Crossroads

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The ministry of mines has set laid out a strategy towards first oil anticipated 2030. PHOTO: FILE

Mines ministry maps road to first oil

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Jean-Blaise Ollomo is the managing director of Nasan Energies. Photo Augetto Graig

NaCC warns Vivo–Nasan deal could deepen fuel market concentration

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Namcor-Enercon: High Court sets January hearing for accused bail appeal

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