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Countries donate N$130 million to Namibia for drought relief

5 Months Ago

Namibian and Botswana state transport officials, include their transport ministers, met at Swakopmund on Friday to discuss the status of the Trans-Kalahari Railway Project. Photo: Adam Hartman

Trans-Kalahari rail line unfinished 15 years after launch

6 Months Ago

Namibia has remarkably improved road quality, safety and accessibility. All photos contributed

Namibia continues to boast the best roads in Africa

7 Months Ago

LOCAL INVESTMENT: Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles of Coca-Cola move along a conveyor belt on the production line at a Coca-Cola bottling plant. PHOTO: REUTERS

Coca-Cola injects US$50 million in Windhoek plant

10 Months Ago

Panel speakers for the plenary session focused on reducing loss and damage. Photo contributed

Disaster Risk Reduction Summit concludes

11 Months Ago

The building industry has been calling for a building council to enforce regulations since 2006, to no avail. Photo archive

Lack of construction law an industry obstacle, CIF warns

11 Months Ago

NEW HEIGHTS: Windhoek is set to host the Aviation Development Africa Conference next week.Photo: Contributed

Aviation leaders to meet in Windhoek next week

Stakeholders present at the ground-breaking for the rehabilitation of a 30km stretch of road between Usakos and Karibib.

Upgrade for Karibib-Usakos road starts

Justina Jones, secretary-general of the Metal and Allied Namibian Workers Union (left), and Bärbel Kirchner, the chief executive officer of the Construction Industries Federation. Photo Contributed

Geingob urged to cancel construction projects

The transport ministers of Botswana, Namibia and South Africa, respectively. Photo Yolanda Nel

One-stop border post to become a reality

Transport minister John Mutorwa (middle right) and his Botswana counterpart Eric Molale (middle left). Photo Katharina Moser

Railway line as early as 2025?

NaTIS's first mobile vehicle test station was launched in Rehoboth last week. Photo NaTIS

NaTIS goes mobile

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