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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

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Namibia has attracted over N$100 billion in foreign direct investments over a four year period. Photo Reuters

Namibia’s FDI soars to record highs

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Dividend Tax in Namibia

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When compared to neighbouring Botswana (22%) and Zambia (30%), Namibia is significantly less competitive in attracting capital, writes Jason Nangolo.

Objection to the introduction of a Dividend Tax in Namibia

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Parke beskerm teen mynbou

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NamPower managing director, Kahenge Haulofu and Namdeb CEO Riaan Burger.Photo Namdeb

Namdeb and Nampower partner up

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Chart of the Week

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Customers queue at the Apple Fifth Avenue store for the release of the Apple iPhone 14 range.

Company News in Brief

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10%-aandeel in mynbou te min

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PULA: Botswana has overtaken traditional trade giants to become Namibia’s leading export destination in March 2025, driven by strong demand for precious stones and minerals.

Botswana surges as Namibia's top export partner in March 2025

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Die ombudsman, Basilius Dyakugha, saam met sy kantoor se hoofondersoekbeampte, Timothy Shangadi. Foto Augetto Graig

Mynbou brei uit in Kunene

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FILE PHOTO: Container ships wait to load and offload goods in port during a 21-day nationwide lockdown aimed at limiting the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Cape Town, South Africa.

Saudi-backed port developer weighs Durban harbour deal

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