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ALL SET: The officially broken ground for the construction of the Wanaheda NaTIS Centre in Windhoek. Photo: Aurelia Afrikaner

Wanaheda NaTIS and mobile units to ease community access

2 Month Ago

FUNDING STRAIN: Roads Authority CEO, Hippy Tjivikua. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrnrn

N$5 billion ‘not enough’ to sustain road network, RA says

2 Month Ago

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Zhong Mei nomutungi omukwashilongo itaya tsu ya thithe omolwa euvathanotsokumwe shopashimaliwa

4 Month Ago

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Local road contractors raise 'contractual, financial concerns' against Zhong Mei

4 Month Ago

STAY PUT: Outgoing Roads Authority CEO Conrad Lutombi. Photo contributed

Pohamba, Hage talked Lutombi out of City CEO job

6 Month Ago

PHOTO: FILE

Tjivikua appointed Roads Authority CEO

7 Month Ago

The Trans-Cunene Corridor serves as a transportation route that connects the Port of Walvis Bay in Namibia to southern Angola, extending as far north as Lubango.

Revive the Trans-Cunene corridor from decline to strategic integration

11 Month Ago

TRUSTED: President-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (fourth from right) with members of the technical committee appointed to develop the implementation strategy for the Swapo manifesto. Photo: FILE

Netumbo’s late-night drive

1 Year Ago

LOCALISATION: Extractive industries are the backbone of Namibia's economy. PHOTO: Bannerman Mining Resources

Limping Swapo goes radical on mineral ownership

1 Year Ago

GATEWAY: The Port of Walvis Bay is situated closest to Brazilian ports, compared to other ports in the region, making it an ideal gateway to the region. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Walvis Bay an ideal gateway for Brazilian goods

1 Year Ago

MORE: Trucks laden with manganese destined for Lüderitz. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Lüderitz set to double manganese exports

2 Year Ago

SLOW DEATH: TransNamib could become the next parastatal to be liquidated if government does not decisively intervene. PHOTO: Namport

Omaupyakadhi ogendji moTransNamib

3 Year Ago

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