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The second leg unfolded at Paresis Secondary School in Otjiwarongo, where 16 players competed in another seven-round Swiss tournament across the same sections. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Grand Prix openers crown new champions

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Value over volume: Namibia and China are set to partner to build a nuclear fuel industry. PHOTOS: FILE/REUTERS

China backs Namibian nuclear ambitions

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Meditation can lead to adverse reactions

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Africa requires approximately US$190 billion annually to meet its energy and climate goals, yet current investment flows fall far short. Photo Stanislav Kondratiev/Pexels

Energy poverty - not emissions - Africa’s defining climate challenge

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Bank stuns Ndjolonimu in Denmark

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A fresh bathroom look for less

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South Africau2019s Milan Swanepoel finished as the girlsu2019 singles runner-up. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

Dowie claims first ITF doubles title

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Namibiau0027s mining sector faces mounting pressure to innovate. PHOTO: Chamber of Mines

Mining sector under pressure to innovate

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The Airlines Association of Southern Africa is urging governments to come to the aid of airlines as fuel prices continue to skyrocket. An Airbus A350-900 forming part of Air Mauritusu0027 fleet appears. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Jet fuel crisis threatens Southern Africa air links

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