Namibia's Keetmanshoop Hospital Receives N$13.7m Upgrade
Keetmanshoop hospital gets major upgrade with N$13.7m funding
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Keetmanshoop hospital gets major upgrade with N$13.7m funding
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Namibia's ministry of industries, mines and energy approves 70 out of 1,564 applications for equipment aid under the Equipment Aid Scheme for 2024/25.
Namibia's aviation safety rating improves to 72.6% following a 2024 ICAO audit, up from 57.5%, according to the ministry of works and transport.
Namibian players from Cheshire Home excel at Zambezi championships
Elevate Uranium Ltd narrows net loss to N$72.8 million for the half-year ended 31 December 2025.
Savanna Beef Processors suspends operations due to Namibia's foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, threatening 240 jobs.
Namibia sees developments in healthcare, education, and economy
Bank of Namibia aims to buy 600kg of gold from local mining companies to diversify foreign exchange reserves.
Old Mutual Street Sports sees increased participation across Namibia
Tourism company ultimate.earth invests N$85 million in a five-star boutique hotel in Swakopmund, Namibia, creating jobs and broadening tourism offerings.
Namport closes tenders for new berths and upgrades at Walvis Bay's South Port to support Venus oil field development, with construction set to start in early 2027.