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The Ohangwena Regional Council recently unveiled an investment pipeline spanning agriculture, manufacturing and tourism. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ohangwena identifies N$700m in projects

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Outapi is set to host second Business Enhancement Exhibition. PHOTO: Rtevels.

Business expo heads to Outapi

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Joyful scenes at the opening of the CST Expo in Windhoek last week. Photo NMH

CST Expo unites Namibia’s creative, sport and tourism sectors

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Dirk van Schalkwyl. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Making local content count

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Ingo Louw. Photo: Contributed

How ERP systems can transform Namibian organisations

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Emilia Nghikembua. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrn

Nghikembua named vice-chair of CEO Forum

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ERP and Namibia's digital shift

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The Namibia Competition Commission has opened an investigation into the behavior of retailer, the Rani Group. PHOTO: FILE

NACC opens Rani probe

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Ambassador John Giordano and Deputy Under Secretary of Energy Mike Kopp met with mines minister, Modestus Amutse. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

US steps up Namibia energy talks

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Industrial electrolysers are not cheap, but can unlock a lot of potential for a cleaner, greener path to Namibiau0027s industrialisation. Photo Augetto Graig

Input needed for decarbonisation money

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Namibia is advancing plans to access approximately US$250 million in financing to drive its green industrialisation agenda. PHOTO: FILE

Green industry consultation begin

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ECB chief exectuive Robert Kahimise pictured with Pinehas Mutota, the electricity regulatoru2019s executive for economic and market regulation. Photo Augetto Graig

Government cushions bulk electricity increase

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