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GROWTH: Linea Haimbodi of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, governor Kadiva Hamutumwa and Jason Kasuto. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ohangwena targets N$700m investment drive

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NATURAL WEALTH: Aminuis constituency councillor Isando Kavari at the constituencyu0027s natural salt pan, which he believes could create hundreds of jobs if developed commercially. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Aminuis bets on salt to create youth jobs

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Where wood meets wonder

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How sustainable architecture is shaping Namibia’s future

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While architects are often associated with eye-catching designs, their role extends far beyond aesthetics. Photo Tima Miroschnichenko

More than blueprints

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Leading Namibiau0027s green building movement is Nedbank Namibiau0027s headquarters at Freedom Plaza in Windhoek. Photo contributed

Namibia's growing collection of Green Star buildings

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Coastal tour operators challenge draft Dorob rules

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The Allegrow Fund, managed by Eos Capital has exited the Mushara Collection investment. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Eos exits Mushara investment

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Namibia ranks favourably for foreign direct investment in greenfield projects, a Financial Times index says. Windhoeku0027s CBD appears. PHOTO: FILE

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