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The Namibia Oil and Gas Conference annually attracts over 1000 participants. These diverse audiences come together to exchange insights, foster ollaboration and shape the future of Namibiau2019s energy landscape. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia boosts local focus ahead of oil boom

2 Day Ago

Namibiau0027s oil and gas boom positions country as a future global energy hub. PHOTO: CONTRIIBUTED

Namibia's energy moment arrives

3 Day 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

4 Week Ago

ACT SMART: Urban and rural development minister Sankwasa James Sankwasa. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Sankwasa calls for people-centred smart cities

1 Month Ago

FUNDING GAP: The Independence Stadium has not hosted internationally-sanctioned football matches since 2021.rnPHOTO: FILE

Independence Stadium upgrade faces N$2bn shortfall

1 Month Ago

Knowledge Katti, the architect of Namibiau2019s oil ascent. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Katti: Architect of Namibia’s oil boom

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NO MORE FUNDING: Education minister Sanet Steenkamp. Photo contributed

Nanso: State funding was neither secret nor corrupt

1 Month Ago

Chart of the Week

Chart of the Week: Behind the BoN’s N$893m Loss

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PROGRESS: The Ondangwa Town Councilu0027s stadium. Photo: Contributed

Ewi - Ondangwa stadium project gains momentum

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LOANS OVER LEVERAGE: Parliamentaria Tobie Aupindi warns that Epangelo Mining is being left behind. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Aupindi warns Epangelo faces a ‘strategic disaster’

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NamPower has asked for a bulk tariff increase of 8.4%. Photos Franci Carney

NamPower asks for 8.4% more

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PERSISTENT THIRST: Demand, supply and downstream losses continue to put pressure on water supply in the riverside town. PHOTO: Eliot Ipingernrn

Rundu’s water demand continues to outpace supply

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