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Namibia may see itself become a producer of batteries used in electric vehicles. A lithium battery pack is seen at Lexus booth during the Auto China 2016 auto show in Beijing, China. File photo

Walvis Bay earmarked for proposed electric vehicle battery plant

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Company News in Brief

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ON TRACK: The ports authority issued a request for information for the development of a hydrogen terminal last year. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Transnet plans hydrogen terminals as SA gears up for exports

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TO THE RESCUE: Grindrod will take over rail operations in Zimbabwe. Photo: Reuters

Zimbabwe opens rail network to SA's Grindrod after freight collapse

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James Mnyupe, Namibia’s green hydrogen commissioner and presidential economic advisor. Photo File

Catalyst for Namibia’s economic renaissance

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Lawmakers say TransNamib should consider sharing the railway network with private operators. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

TransNamib advised to share rail network

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Finance minister Ipumbu Shiimi says money is not sufficient to rectify the problems at TransNamib
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Money not solution to TransNamib's woes – Shiimi

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COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Delivering big transport projects on time and on budget is a headache almost anywhere in the world. Photo The African Urban Institute

Africa's mega-cities look to mass transit

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COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

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The price of 13-inch passenger vehicle tyres in South Africa could increase by between 38% and 41%, while truck and bus tyres could see a 17% to 18% hike and SUV tyres could go up by 30%. Photo Unsplash: Robert Laursoo

Tyre prices could balloon in SA

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South Africa's former finance minister Tito Mboweni. Photo Reuters

Fix infrastructure instead of social spending

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