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TOO DEEP: The 60-metre hole dug at one of the lithium EPLs in Uis. Photo: Contributed

Xinfeng partner seeks approval to export raw lithium

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EQUITY CALLS: Prime Minister Dr Elijah NgurarernPHOTO: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

PM urges unity, equitable development in Independence Day message

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Tower Resources raised u00A31.5m as Namibia farm-out approval advances. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Tower Resources raises £1.5m

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AFFECTED: Rundu Secondary School, where a suspected food poisoning incident is believed to be linked to food storage challenges. Photo: Eliot Ipinge

Power outage blamed for Rundu Hostel food poisoning

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290 new erven for Elisenheim

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The Erosion of Parliamentary Decorum and Legislative Responsibility in Namibia

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SHOWCASE: A general view of the Angolan stand at ITB Berlin 2026. Photo: Frank Steffen

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