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UNITE: Sheep farmers have given the green light for a producer-driven company. Photo: FILE

Sheep farmers back producer-owned company

6 Day Ago

Photo Augetto Graig

Navachab: Deeper, bigger, better

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Local company Otavi Cement says it wants to participate in the purchase of Ohorongo Cement, challenging a decision for it to merge with Hong-Kong based Cheetah Cement. PHOTO: FILE

Otavi Cement fights for Ohorongo

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Chinese tycoon to control Namibia's cement industry

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LOOKING AHEAD... Ru00F6ssing Uranium MD Johan Coetzee speaking at the mineu0027s 50th anniversary gala event held at Swakopmund on Tuesday. PHOTO: Adam Hartman

Rössing eyes 100-year mine life

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N$2.1bn Sunam desalination joint venture launched

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Representatives from GIPF, Old Mutual Namibia and the Tunga Real Estate Fund come together to mark a key milestone in partnership and impact. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Tunga Fund distributes N$21.6 million to GIPF

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DIVESTING: Anglo Americanu0027s planned sale of De Beers is expected to close soon. PHOTO: FILE

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Deputy Governor of the Bank of Namibia, Leonie Dunn. Photo contributed

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Reinette van der Merwe, Letshego Group CEO.

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