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If Kudu’s gas and condensate potential can be proven viable, it could establish the Orange Basin as a dual-resource province—combining deepwater oil in the north with mid-shelf gas in the south. Photo BW Kudu

BW Energy reports encouraging results from Kharas-1 offshore Namibia

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Venus project to operate for over 25 years, creates 5 800 induced jobs

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A Fly Namibia Embraer 145 regional jet.

Fly Namibia to increase Maun, Katima Mulilo flights

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Dr. Grant Muller.

Namibia’s green hydrogen vision: Progress amid transition

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A map detailing Namibia's oil blocks.

Pancontinental maps Saturn complex

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Vice chancellor Kenneth Matengu during the state of the university address

UNAM announces new category degrees

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HELPFUL: The IPPR has specifically endorsed the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative as a helpful tool for tackling illicit financial flows. PHOTO EITI

Oil wealth at risk: IPPR urges action on financial flows

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Company News in Brief

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Inflation rises 3.5% in September

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ALLIED: Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (left) and her counterpart, Botswana's Duma Boko. PHOTO Namibian Presidency

Botswana\'s Boko eyes Namibian oil, port deals

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RATIONALE: The IPPR argues that the need for an institution like the NIPDB arises only because of unclear regulations and cumbersome bureaucracy. Its CEO, Nangula Uaandja is seen during a presentation in 2023. Photo NIPDB

Think tank doubts NIPDB’s investment returns after N$700m spend

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BOLSTER: Former mines minister Tom Alweendo.

Former mines minister calls for rapid oil and gas development

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