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The Road Fund Administration (RFA) is facing a N$4.5 billion shortfall, warning that only 45% of Namibia’s road funding needs can be met this year. Photo Nikanor Nangolo

RFA faces N$4.5 billion funding deficit

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Uranium One's Leonardville base in the Omaheke Region.

Farmers stand firm against Uranium One’s Omaheke mining plans

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Appointments for various NaTIS services will also soon be available online.

NaTIS aims to better customer service

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Parliament sides with exploration firm Headspring Investments, defying warnings that the Stampriet aquifer could be contaminated beyond repair. Photo contributed

Parliament backs Russian uranium project in Omaheke

2 Months Ago

BOLSTER: Former mines minister Tom Alweendo.

Former mines minister calls for rapid oil and gas development

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Vincent Shimutwikeni is the Manager: Legal Support Services, RFS Fund Administrators.

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Over 2 900 miscarriages reported in 2024

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The bid for a creative city is open to Namibian and international entities with proven experience in large scale infrastructure or creative industry project development as well as strong financial capability to mobilise and secure investment and global partnerships, amongst others.

Namibia seeks partners for Film and Creative City development

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TotalEnergies wins four offshore exploration permits in Liberia

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The warning issued by the Department of Veterinary Services.

Stricter animal product import rules

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Clearing for towers. Photos contributed

Felling of trees approved to expand MTC coverage

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Experts warn that the proposed in-situ extraction project could cause irreversible contamination of one of Namibia’s most important sources of drinking water. Photo https://koreascience.kr/

Namibia's aquifer system under siege

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