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ECONOMIC POTENTIAL: HyIron managing director Johannes Michels presents President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah with the first iron briquette produced at the new plant – a small symbol of Namibia’s new industrial potential. Photo: The Namibian Presidency

HyIron Oshivela plant opens door to billions in ‘green investment’ for Namibia

2 Week Ago

NEW LINKAGES: Elvis Mboya is the President of the Namibia-Kenya Chamber of Commerce.

Why Namibia must break free from South Africa’s economic slavery

3 Week Ago

TOE THE LINE: Works minister Veikko Nekundi and Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare at Namport yesterday. Photo: Adam Hartman

Nekundi lays down the law on public tenders

3 Week Ago

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EU VISITS ERONGO PROJECTS

1 Month Ago

WELCOME: Several border posts have been added to the list by home affairs where travelers with an approved online e-visa can enter Namibia. Photo: FILE

More entry points added for e-visa and visa on-arrival

1 Month Ago

EASY DRIVING: The MR 44 Dr Hifikepunye Pohamba Freeway. Photo: Namibian Presidency

Dr Hifikepunye Pohamba Freeway officially opened

1 Month Ago

Shark Island. Photo: NWR

Shark Island: Europe’s push for green hydrogen risks compromising sites of colonial genocide

1 Month Ago

The military hearse carrying the remains of the late founding president Dr Sam Nujoma. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Nujoma won Walvis Bay back without firing a single bullet - Ben Amathila

2 Month Ago

JOINED... Namibian and Botswana state transport officials, include their transport ministers, met at Swakopmund on Friday to discuss the status quo of the Trans-Kalahari Railway Project. Photo: Adam Hartman

Trans-Kalahari railway unfinished 15 years after launch

2 Month Ago

JOINED... Namibian and Botswana state transport officials, include their transport ministers, met at Swakopmund on Friday to discuss the status quo of the Trans-Kalahari Railway Project. Photo: Adam Hartman

Trans-Kalahari rail line unfinished 15 years after launch

2 Month Ago

Namibia may see itself become a producer of batteries used in electric vehicles. A lithium battery pack is seen at Lexus booth during the Auto China 2016 auto show in Beijing, China. File photo

Walvis Bay earmarked for proposed electric vehicle battery plant

2 Month Ago

DAMAGE: The damage on the syncrolift at Walvis Bay is evident on the platform. Photo: Contributed

Namport syncrolift out of order

2 Month Ago

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