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SHOT IN THE ARM: Bannerman Energyu0027s Etango uranium project. Photo: Bannerman Energy

Chinese uranium investment nears N$50bn in Namibia

2 Day Ago

As the currency threatens R15.20, investors weigh current gains against future political risks.

Why the Rand hit R16 and what’s next

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The redesigned front grille. All photos contributed

From bakkies to bold innovation

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Police net 212 in nationwide anti-crime blitz

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Nakuholama Malima a futu ooyina oomilliona N$1.5m

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FIRST APPEARANCE: Martha Antindi (left) and Johanna Mundjego at the Windhoek Magistrateu2019s Court yesterday. PHOTO: Rita Kakelo

Fugitive Malima allegedly paid N$3m to his mother and aunt

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Vivien Chaplin is the head of mining and minerals sector at CDH South Africa.u00A0PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia’s uranium mining outlook for 2026

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FOREVER LIT: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare during the opening of the opening of the third session of the eighth parliament. Photo: Mitchelin Kangootui/ The Namibian

Ngurare - Namibia's smiling prime minister

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Fuel cut eases inflation pressures

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