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Nearly half of Namibiau2019s mining licences remain inactive amid application backlog. PHOTO: FILE

Mining rights backlog persists

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NSX to become public company

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OUR DUTY: Fisheries minister Inge Zaamwani speaks at a corruption risk assessment workshop on Monday. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

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Kunene governor Vipuakuje Muharukua says there can be u0022no excusesu0022 for failing to implement disability policy. PHOTO: Contributed

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