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ENABLED: The African Development Bank’s N$170 million loan support positions Namibia to advance its global green hydrogen ambitions.

Hyphen gets N$170m AfDB boost

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SELLING NAMIBIA: Following the webinar, a comprehensive familiarisation (FAM) trip will be hosted in early 2026, with air connectivity supplied by SAA, giving selected agents firsthand experience of Namibia’s tourism offerings.

O&L, SAA combine forces to promote Namibia

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URBAN STYLE MEETS OFF-ROAD SPIRIT IN THE NEW JETOUR T1

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Women's winner Nina Holtrup at the finish line. PHOTO Jesse Jackson Kauraisa

Drikus and Nina tame the Dash

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Lexus introduces the new LX 700H Urban

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Bavarian Road sewage problem

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Bavarian Road sewage problem

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Hans du Toit. Photo Ulla von Holtz

Du Toit no longer under-estimated at UCI level

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Local capability in green hydrogen will define Namibia’s industrial future

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The report projects the continent’s gasoline consumption to exceed 2.2 million bbl/d by 2050, with Nigeria and emerging markets leading the increase. Photo Pexels

Africa’s demand for refined products to surge into 2050

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HANDOVER: The board of directors of the Namibia Ports Authority handed over a dividend of N$100 million to transport minister, Veiko Nekundi. PHOTO: Leandrea Mouers

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