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Ongwe is looking to fund exploration activities with a N$233 million capital raise it is embarking on. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ongwe seeks N$233m for gold drive

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The Okanjande Graphite Mine is set for first-phase production in 2028. Photo: Northern Graphite

Northern Graphite restructures US$22m debt

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Emilia Ekandjo. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

Ekandjo set for World Champs return

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The location of the Kokoseb deposit in the Erongo Region. PHOTO: FILE

Kokoseb gets N$1.1bn funding injection

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Emerging bankers take the spotlight

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88 Energy matures Namibian targets

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Karl Heinz Traut from CFC 1. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Top teams set for action at international cohen tournament

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Maximilian Betts, born and raised in Swakopmund, is dreaming of achieving international success for Namibia after competing in triathlon in Germany for the last few years. Photo contributed

Maximilian Betts reunites with Namibian colours

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Etango early works intensify

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Johan Theron and Tadiwa Mombeyarara

Namibia’s U16 boys take fifth place in Gaborone

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Walvisbaai-skole bars uit hul nate

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DEVELOPMENT: Canadian mining firm Koryx has launched a C$250 million (N$2.96 billion) strategy for 2025 to expedite the Haib Copper initiative in southern Namibia.

Koryx secures N$292 million for Haib project

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