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Toyota Tsusho and JOGMEC are waiting for final approval for a stake in the Lofdal critical minerals project. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED/FILE

Toyota-Lofdal deal delayed

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Namibia's SA claims hit N$122.8bn

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Namibia's rare earth moment

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Stakeholders pictured at the launch of the Japanese Supplementary Budget Project in Windhoek. Photo contributed

Japan boost Namibia’s health system

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Toyota enters Namibian rare earths

6 Months Ago

Strategic shift from raw exports to manufacturing could unlock $811 million in global markets. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Namibia’s $900m diversification roadmap

7 Months Ago

Stakeholders are set convene to operationalise AfCFTA benefits. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia advances AfCFTA trade readiness

8 Months Ago

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Global air travel demand rises 5.7% in November

9 Months Ago

Japan’s ambassador to Namibia, Shinichi Asazuma, on Saturday presented the Japanese foreign ministers’ commendations to Namibia Kendo Federation president, Andre Pienaar Sensei, for his efforts in developing the martial art as a sport in Namibia. Photo contributed

Embassy gives recognition to Pienaar Sensei

10 Months Ago

The recent adoption of the AfCFTA Protocol on Digital Trade and its Annexes provides a continental framework for advancing inclusive digital transformation, promoting innovation, and reducing trade costs.

ECA boosts AfCFTA digital trade capacity.

10 Months Ago

NSC chief administrator Freddy Mwiya (far right) pictured with the Namibian Deaf Sports Federation and the commission’s finance manager Christophina Hangalo (left) ahead of the team’s departure yesterday. PHOTO MARIUD NGULA

Govt funds N$470 000 for Deaflympics dream

11 Months Ago

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