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SPORTY: Members of the Swakopmund Municipal Sports Club march during the 18th edition of the SAIMSA Games held in Walvis Bay. Photo: Contributed

Swakop Council approves N$1.2m Eswatini games trip

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Dr Erling Kavita. Photo: CONTRIBUTEDrn

When tourism thrives, but communities struggle

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Ingo Louw. Photo: Contributed

How ERP systems can transform Namibian organisations

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Deep Yellow is weighing six funding options for US$474m Tumas project. PHOTO: FILE

Deep Yellow plans Tumas financing

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Preparing Namibia for first oil

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The CPBN marks first implementation of CSR commitment in bidding process. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

CPBN links tenders to community

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A map showing the locations of Namibiau0027s petroleum exploration licences. PHOTO: FILE

Orange Basin moves ahead

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Who benefits from Kokoseb?

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ERP and Namibia's digital shift

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Too many oil conversations?

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Bannerman is planning staged recruitment as it targets 80% Namibian workforce at Etango. PHOTO: FILE

Bannerman targets local jobs

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A N$357.8 million debt swap is set to unlock more than 6 000 erven in Khomas Region. Windhoek appears in the background. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$358m debt swap opens land pipeline

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