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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 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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Oil shocks to intensify

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Namibia’s vehicle market accelerates in February

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Toyota enters Namibian rare earths

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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

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Namibia has long been a pioneer in child protection. Photo Pexels

Namibia launches child maltreatment clinical guidelines

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His Excellency Shinichi Asazuma is the ambassador of Japan to Namibia.

To Yokohama - Opening new doors of cooperation with Japan

Japan’s ambassador to Namibia, Asazuma Shinichi, hands over WASH and dignity kits to representatives from the Ministry of Health and Social Services and UNICEF at the Khomas Regional Health Directorate warehouse in Windhoek. Photo Eliot Ipinge

Japan donates N$8.5m in hygiene kits to Namibia

POWER: Professor Erold Naomab, the Namibia University of Science and Technology Vice-Chancellor, and Shinichi Asazuma, the ambassador of Japan to Namibia, officially unveil the Advanced Solar Photovoltaic Trainer Suite at the Namibia Energy Institute (NEI) laboratory, while Christian Shingiro, deputy resident representative of the United Nations Development Programme, and Helvi Ileka, the head of the Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency at the NEI, look on.

N$900 000 lab equipment upgrade for NUST’s Namibia Energy Institute

The suite is already being put to good use by NUST’s engineering students, offering them the chance to conduct practical experiments in renewable energy generation and grid integration.

Lab equipment upgrade for NUST’s Energy Institute

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