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DWN launches outreach to promote clean, safe communities

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PLATFORM: The African Union Water Investment Summit 2025 took place in Cape Town, South Africa, last week. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Africa must unite on prioritising water needs – Zaamwani

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EASE OF ACCESS: Works and transport minister Veikko Nekundi. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nekundi officiates Omuthiya–Elambo road groundbreaking

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Toestemming moet by plaaseienaars gekry word om hommeltuie oor hul plase te vlieg. Foto ter illustrasie Drone Namibia

Drone Uproar in Helmeringhausen

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IMPROVEMENT: Thirsty no more, Windhoek's reclamation infrastructure is set to get a game-changing N$1.6 billion upgrade. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek invests N$1.6 billion to secure water supply

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"We are building a legacy,” according to NamPower managing director Kahenge Haulofu. Photo Augetto Graig

Building Sores |Gaib begins

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MILESTONE: NamPower broke ground on the 100 MW PV power plant at Rosh Pinah. PHOTO NamPower

NamPower breaks ground on N$1.6 billion Sores |Gaib solar power station

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Botswana accounts for more than 50% of the KAZA elephants. Photo: KAZA

Botswana strengthens monitoring of poached elephants

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LOAN RANGER: Finance minister Ericah Shafudah. Photo contributed

Shafudah defends N$1.5bn German loan over ‘costly’ local borrowing

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POWER: An aerial view of Rosh Pinah, which is set to welcome a 100 megawatt solar plant this month. Photo Hp Baumeler

Sores |Gaib groundbreaking imminent

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SUPPORT: Representatives of the KFW, ministries of finance and agriculture and German government this week signed a loan agreement aimed at improving Namibia's water infrastructure.

Namibia secures N$1.5 billion German loan to combat water scarcity

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