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Gikomba in Nairobi is just one of many huge markets dedicated to worn clothing in East Africa. Photo: Anadolu via Getty Images

East Africa wants to curb imports of used clothes. But it's not easy

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The Oceana Group is present in Namibia through Etosha Marine Enterprises. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED rn

Oceana's Namibia operations net N$444m

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The location of the Kokoseb deposit in the Erongo Region. PHOTO: FILE

Kokoseb gets N$1.1bn funding injection

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Meatco interim CEO Albertus Aochamub says collaboration in the agricultural sector only aims to benefit Namibia. PHOTO: Meatco

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Langer Heinrich mine lifts uranium output

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April inflation falls to a three-year low, according to the Namibia Statistics Agency. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

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HOME: Former National Assembly Speaker Prof. Peter Katjavivi. Photo: Contributed

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