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Letshegou0027s operating profit rose 3.3% to N$294.2 million. PHOTO: FILE

Letshego profit reaches N$253.5 million

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One salary, many mouths to feed

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Namibia could be the worldu0027s second largest uranium producer, should projects like Deep Yellowu0027s Tumas transition toward development. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia eyes uranium crown

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Beyond "willing-seller, willing-buyer: A path to address pre- and post-independent colonial land dispossession in Namibia

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The Sandpiper project has faced years of opposition from fishing and environmental groups and remains subject to regulatory and legal conditions. PHOTO: Chamber of Mines.

Sandpiper mine gets go-ahead

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was at the annual Chamber of Mines of Namibia expo and conference yesterday and has encouraged young people to visit the Windhoek Showgrounds where the event comes to a close today.rnPhoto Augetto Graig

Mining key to 500 000 jobs

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Ndee, rich kids are exhausting

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A report by Henley and Partners anticipates that Windhoek is expected to see the strongest growth, with Klein Windhoek, Ludwigsdorf, Vogelstrand, Langstrand and Finkenstein Estate identified as areas likely to draw further high-net-worth individuals.

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Beyond zero tariffs

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