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KEEP THEM: A fleet of government vehicles parked in Windhoek. Photo: FILE

Disposing govt cars after 120 000km a joke, MPs say

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Toyota ups SA market share in the face of Chinese competition

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Clients can track their vehicles in real time via phone or desktop. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels/Ron Lach

Driven by passion

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The showroom of GWM Pupkewitz as seen.

GWM achieves third sales position

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Building Namibia’s cross-border towing empire

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The Lüderitz town council passed its operational and capital budget for the financial period 2025/26 during a recent ordinary council meeting. The budget, which is subject to approval of the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development, has been capped at N$276 557 235.20. Photo Lüderitz Town Council.

Lüderitz unlocks budget blueprint

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An aerial view of self driving autopilot cars driving on a highway with technology tracking them, showing speed and who is controlling the car. Image for illustrative purposes only.

Hakuna Matata Engineering: Solving problems, one innovation at a time

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STILL AT HOME: Nored CEO, Fillemon Nakashole. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

One year later, Nored CEO remains suspended on full pay

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Photo: Phillipus Josef

Three new ambulances for Kavango East

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N$32m ambulance fleet unveiled

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ASSETS STILL ABSENT: Members of parliament have suggested that ECN acquire its own assets and do away with rentals. Photo contributed

Lawmakers question ECN’s annual rental strategy

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NON GRATA: About 21 vehicles have officially been declared redundant and placed in Rundu's government garage’s auction yard. PHOTO Phillipus Josef

Government garage at Rundu spends N$1m on spare parts

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