Namibia
3 min
Mailo Solar Zambia Begins Trading Merchant Power on SAPP
Mailo Solar Zambia's 25MWp phase starts commercial operation, trading power on SAPP.
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Namibia
3 min
NaCC Approves 19 Mergers with Conditions on Five
Namibia's Competition Commission approves 19 mergers, imposing conditions on five to address competition and public interest concerns.
Namibia
3 min
FNB Namibia, Arch Resources partner to boost SME project finance
FNB Namibia and Arch Resources have signed an MOU to improve access to project finance for SMEs in Namibia's construction and infrastructure sectors.
Namibia
3 min
Malnutrition Kills 35 Children in Erongo Region
Thirty-five children have died from malnutrition in the Erongo region, highlighting a growing health concern in Namibia.
Namibia
3 min
Malnutrition Kills 35 Children in Erongo Region
Thirty-five children in Erongo region have died from malnutrition
Namibia
3 min
Malnutrition Kills 35 Children in Erongo Region
Thirty-five children in Namibia's Erongo region have died from malnutrition.
Namibia
3 min
Malnutrition Kills 35 Children in Erongo Region
Thirty-five children in Namibia's Erongo region have died from malnutrition.
Namibia
3 min
Malnutrition Kills 35 Children in Erongo Region
Thirty-five children in Erongo region have died from malnutrition.
Namibia
3 min
Malnutrition Kills 35 Children in Erongo Region
Thirty-five children in Namibia's Erongo region have died from malnutrition.
Namibia
3 min
Over 250 Karateka Participate in Electrifying Championship
More than 250 karateka gathered for a thrilling championship event.
Namibia
3 min
Accused denied bail in 'barbaric' murder of Rehoboth boy (11)
An accused person has been denied bail in a high-profile murder case involving the killing of an 11-year-old boy in Rehoboth, Namibia.
Namibia
3 min
Namibia Risks Losing Proposed US$300m Film Studio to Botswana
Namibia may lose a proposed US$300 million film studio to Botswana due to delays and lack of progress on the project.