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The Ohangwena Regional Council recently unveiled an investment pipeline spanning agriculture, manufacturing and tourism. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ohangwena identifies N$700m in projects

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DISCUSION ROUND: Young Namibian influencers are briefed about what the CST Expo aims to achieve. PHOTO: TULELA SHIKONGENI

Creative - Sport - Tourism: Influencers recognize common denominator

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Namibia and the European Union this week renewed its green partnership for 2026u20132030. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia and EU reset for the long game

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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

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A call for long-term stewardship

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TRADE EXTRAVAGANZA: The Ondangwa Trade Fair will take place next month. PHOTO FILE

Ondangwa gears up for 2026 trade fair

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POWER STRUGGLE: Residents and businesses in northern Namibia struggled during a recent strike by Nored staff. PHOTO: FILE

Former MP calls for Nored to be stripped of some regions

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BIG MOVE: Network Media Hub’s (NMH) printing subsidiary, Print Media Hub (formerly Newsprint), has moved to the group’s new premises at Diamond Square on Ruhr Street in Windhoek’s Northern Industrial Area. The printing house previously relocated from General Murthala Mohammed Drive in Eros to Lafrenz in 2010. This latest move reunites Print Media Hub, the newsroom, and several other entities within the Emeraldsand group - which includes NMH and Print Media Hub - on the same premises.Photo: Iréne-Mari van der Walt

BIG MOVE

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Exploring Windhoek’s industrial powerhouses

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A FIRST: With a planned start in late 2025, Oshivela will be one of the biggest primary production sites of green iron worldwide.

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ON TRACK: The ports authority issued a request for information for the development of a hydrogen terminal last year. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Transnet plans hydrogen terminals as SA gears up for exports

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Windhoek’s Northern Industrial Area is home to many manufacturing businesses, contributing significantly to the country’s industrial output. Photo Pexels

The heartbeat of industry

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