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STUCK: Sande informal settlement in Lu00FCderitz Photo: Chris Kaukemua

Lüderitz family waits 22 years for land

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ON THE DRAWING BOARD: An artistu2019s impression supplied by CMMZE Energy Namibia of a company-branded carrier and storage tanks. Image: CMMZE Energy Namibia

N$17bn green fuel plant on the cards at Henties Bay

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Namibia needs federalism now

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Nama forum seeks N$1.04 trillion in restitution

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