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Dr Laouali Garba, division manager in the African Development Banku2019s (AfDB) Agriculture and Agro-Industry Department. Photo: ZAMCOM

PIDACC-Zambezi urged to speed up implementation

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Sulaiman Cisse. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

From minerals to industry

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Building plans take 63 days to clear in Windhoek according to Simonis Storm. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Building approvals take 63 days

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Shell is sticking with petroleum exploration licence 39 after encouraging well results following exploration work. PHOTO: FILE

PEL 39 keeps Shell’s Namibia oil play alive

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Wealth fund legislation misses target

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The NOGC 2026 conference has now been the fourth of its kind. Photo: NOGC

BUSINESS 7: From decision to dividend

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The government is seeking faster delivery for electrification projects. PHOTO: FILE

Electrification projects face delays

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Nearly half of Namibiau2019s mining licences remain inactive amid application backlog. PHOTO: FILE

Mining rights backlog persists

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Malcolm Kambanzera. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

When strategy stays on paper

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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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Green industries: Namibia’s next industrial push

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Projects such as Hyphenu0027s proposed green industry plants could fuel a construction boom, Simonis Storm says. PHOTO: FILE

Resource boom fuels building

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