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Globally, there are 648 accredited airports, with 47 of these located across 19 Africanrncountries. Accreditation certificates for both airports appear. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

NAC achieves airport carbon accreditation

1 Week Ago

Hosea Kutako International Airport. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s air passenger traffic rebounds in July

6 Month Ago

DOWN: Nationwide, passenger volumes witnessed a decline in June. Photo: FILE

Airport passenger volumes decline in June

8 Month Ago

SABOTAGE: A power pole destroyed. Photo: Contributed

3.2 km of powerline stolen in Walvis

8 Month Ago

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A hero of road safety: Petrus 'Mr P One Time' Haufiku

9 Month Ago

An Edelweiss Airbus A340 as seen in flight.

Edelweiss adds Windhoek to destinations

9 Month Ago

POTENTIAL: The current Swakopmund airport caters to small craft traffic, mostly tourism oriented. Photo: Adam Hartman

Swakop council backs N$400m airport expansion

10 Month Ago

POTENTIAL: A map outlining the locations of Deep Yellow's projects, including the Tumas uranium project for which it expects a final investment decision to be made in 2027.

Tumas uranium project awaits price surge

11 Month Ago

PASSENGER TRAFFIC: The Hosea Kutako International Airport is the country's main hub for passenger arrivals and departures. Photo: NAC

Namibia's air passenger traffic declines in January

1 Year Ago

WELCOME: Several border posts have been added to the list by home affairs where travelers with an approved online e-visa can enter Namibia. Photo: FILE

More entry points added for e-visa and visa on-arrival

1 Year Ago

SIGNIFICANT: Almost N$5 billion in exports out of Namibia left through the harbour town of Walvis Bay, the Namibia Statistics Agency said.

Walvis Bay dominates Namibia’s trade

1 Year Ago

The military hearse carrying the remains of the late founding president Dr Sam Nujoma. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Nujoma won Walvis Bay back without firing a single bullet - Ben Amathila

1 Year Ago

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