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Why local content means earning our place at the offshore table

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Making local content count

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The chief executive of Hyphen Hydrogen Energy, Marco Raffinetti, points to where Namibiau0027s first green hydrogen mega-project is to be built. Photo Augetto Graig

Green hydrogen; slowly but surely

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Windhoek to host African energy summit

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Namibiau0027s potential infrastructure boom will put local firms to the test, as they risk missing out. PHOTO: FILE

Resource billions test local firms

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Mining growth meets ESG test

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Diamond weakens growth gains

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Namibia’s trade deficit hits N$5.5 billion

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The construction industry is showing signs of recovery. Photo contributed

A decade of decline, recovery and new opportunities

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Namibia's rare earth moment

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SUPPORT: Government has invested N$3.55 million in food production projects in Otjozondjupa. PHOTO: Phillipus Josef

Govt spends N$3.5m in Otjozondjupa to boost food production

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Onions ready for harvest on a 0.5 hectare farm. Photo: Contributed

Okongo farmer reaps rewards as demand for local onions surges

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