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The Diaz Point lighthouse. Photo Otis Daniels

Lüderitz Port expansion gathers momentum

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Marking your territory

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DREAMS DEFFERED: Namibia's ambitions to build an automative industry have stalled. The Peugeot Opel Assembly Namibia (POAN) plant will now be repurposed.

Namibia’s auto dream fades as Stellantis moves south

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The Chalet Properties team pictured during the official groundbreaking ceremony for the Leopard Ridge Estate. All photos contributed

Leopard Ridge Estate: A premier property investment opportunity in Windhoek

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A section of the recently recently completed 380-metre interlocked road project in Behtanie. Photo Otis Daniels

New interlocked road eases travel and life in Bethanie

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An artist impression of the interior.

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PROGRESS: Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes shares updates during the council meeting. Photo: Frieda Molotho

Under fire Walvis municipality shares progress on key projects

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Locally created power

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An aeriel view of the Skorpion Zinc mine operations. Photo contributed

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CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT: Walvis Bay resident Kobus van Schalkwyk has defended a meeting organised by residents. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

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