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Green Metals Refining Namibia plans to establish a manganese refinery and sulphuric acid plant east of Walvis Bay, with operations expected to commence by 2027, subject to environmental approvals. Photo https://miningandenergy.com.na/

Green Metals Refining announces viability of new sulphuric acid plant

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Ambassador Elia Kaiyamo. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia–China relations at 35: Ambassadors reflect on a transformative partnership

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Eustance Simasiku Matongo (34). Photo: Contributed

Police sergeant killed in Walvis Bay shootout

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An aeriel view of the NamPort operated Luderitz port.

Namibian ports authority cancels key Luderitz energy support project

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WELCOME: An artist's impression of the envisioned 120-room Seaview Hotel development. IMAGE: CONTRIBUTED

Lüderitz on the threshold of new opportunities

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Kudu location

Kudu drilling awaits go-ahead

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Namibians man the Mira

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Airlink this week announced the addition of a second frequency between its hub in Johannesburg, South Africa, and Walvis Bay.

Airlink adds second flight to Walvis Bay from Johannesburg

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Mining company Tsodilo Resources based in Botswana, has advanced discussions for the development of a rail connection to Divundu and onward to Grootfontein. Pictured is a TransNamib locomotive. File photo

Tsodilo Resources punts rail extension to Botswana

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TOGETHER: High-level stakeholders that attended the breakfast, officiated by Deputy Minister of Urban and Rural Development Evelyn !Nawases-Taeyele. PHOTO: Contributed

Arandis stakes claim in green hydrogen economy

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The Trans-Cunene Corridor serves as a transportation route that connects the Port of Walvis Bay in Namibia to southern Angola, extending as far north as Lubango.

Revive the Trans-Cunene corridor from decline to strategic integration

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LAUNCH... Minister of International Relations and Trade Selma Ashipala-Musavyi cutting the robbon at Walvis Bay Sa;t Holdings depot at the Walvis Bay harbour to signal Namibia’s official entry into AfCFTA on Monday, 30 June. Photo: Adam Hartman

Namibia sends first AfCFTA export as trade barriers draw concern

2 Month Ago

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