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NamPower has asked for a bulk tariff increase of 8.4%. Photos Franci Carney

NamPower asks for 8.4% more

1 Week Ago

SOLAR SHOCK: NamPoweru0027s headquarters in Windhoek. Photo contributed

Naloba reports NamPower to Amutse

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Electricity Minister introduces 62c/kWh benchmark to align SA with global competitors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

62 cent power rate to save 11,000 mining jobs

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URGENT REFORMS: The Shadikongoro Green Scheme in the Kavango East region. Photo: Contributed

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African Development Bank Group and African Union renew push for visa-free travel to accelerate Africau2019s economic transformation. PHOTO: APO News Agency

AU and AfDB push for visa-free Africa

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African Development Bank Group and African Union renew push for visa-free travel to accelerate Africau2019s economic transformation. PHOTO: APO News Agency

AU and AfDB push for visa-free Africa

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FORGING AHEAD: US President Donald Trump. Photo: PBS News

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Standard Bank is positioning the private sector at the centre of Namibiau2019s shift to decentralised energy. PHOTO: FILE

Standard Bank drives decentralised energy

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