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Nasan Energies was this week cleared to become Namibiau0027s third-largest fuel retailer in 52-station deal. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nasan fuels up with 52-station deal

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The Global Africa Business Initiative aims at shifting Digital and Health Action Pathways into higher gear to accelerate continentu2019s economic transformation. Photo contributedrnrn

GABI shifts digital and health action pathways into higher gear

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STALLED: The fenced Nkurenkuru Intermediate Hospital project has stood idle since 2014. PHOTO: FILE

Ngurare slams decade-long Nkurenkuru hospital delay

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More than fifty service stations around the country may soon have no fuel to sell as Nasan Energies and Vivo Energy fail to adhere to Competition Commission conditions. Photo archive

Dry service stations loom

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NTA CEO Erick Fundula Nenghwanya. Photo: NTArn

NTA suspends manager amid governance fallout

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The incoming commission will be led by acting chairperson Alfred Sikopo. Photo Facebook

New land commission tasked with driving reform

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LEADERSHIP VACUUM: Amta continues to operate without a substantive chief executive officer. Photo: AMTA

Amta funding frozen amid missing audits

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TABLED: Swakopmund Town Council management committee chairperson Angula Shivute presents the 2026/2027 budget on Thursday. Photo: Adam Hartmanrnrn

Swakopmund residents face 5% tariff hike

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SUPPORT: Councillor Jesaya Ikali. PHOTO: FILE

Windhoek council backs mental health centre plan

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