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Salt, fish and mineral exports took a hit in 2025 according to NamPort. PHOTO: WBCG

Walvis Bay exports suffer declines

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Discussions on trade, investment, industrialisation and institutional cooperation shaped the China-Africa Cooperation Symposium. PHOTO: EAN

China trade targets local industry

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Sulaiman Cisse. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

From minerals to industry

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Hellen Amupolo. PHOTOS: FILE

China opens export door for Namibia

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The current mining slump may cloud Namibiau2019s growth and revenue outlook, according to Cirrus. PHOTO: FILE

Mining downturn hits revenue

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Elizabeth Bay tries again

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US Ambassador John Giordano and President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia’s trade map favours Washington

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Walvis Bay has gained strategic importance as Botswana advances corridor ambitions. PHOTO: FILE/CONTRIBUTED

Botswana leans into Walvis Bay

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Kapena Tjombonde. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Leading NIP through a crisis

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Namibia is seeking US investment to develop minerals, energy and oil and gas. PHOTO: Namibian Presidency

Namibia targets US capital

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Namibia and South Africa could leverage their respective strengths to advance green industrialisation within the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

Southern Africa pushes green hydrogen

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Billions are at risk as Namibia tackles illicit financial flows. PHOTO: Southern Africa Resource Watch

Illicit flows hit N$16.7 bIllion

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