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SOLAR SHOCK: NamPoweru0027s headquarters in Windhoek. Photo contributed

Naloba reports NamPower to Amutse

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Invited dignitaries pictured at the ribbon-cutting of the new Solarcentury Africa solar power plant at Gerus. Photo Solarcentury Africa

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