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Nishi Felton

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No oil, just a courtesy call – Petrobras

Brazilian oil company Petrobras says it holds no current Namibian assets, following a courtesy visit to government officials about prospective investments and a pending offshore deal. This is despite its representatives last week meeting with the Ministry of International Relations…

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Tower Resources farm-out approval expected

British oil and gas company Tower Resources says it expects its application for approval of a farm-out agreement to be expedited following meetings with the upstream petroleum unit and the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy. Tower Resources is the…

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Pancontinental seeks new partner for Namibian oil

Oil exploration company Pancontinental Energy halted trading of its shares on the Australian stock exchange on Tuesday as the market anticipates an announcement of a new partner to work with Pancontinental in Namibia. Pancontinental has for several years been searching…

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Hamutenya’s Nasan wins approval to acquire 53 service stations

Nasan Energies, co-founded by Miguel Hamutenya, has been given the green light by the Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) to buy 53 service stations in Namibia. Nasan Energies applied to purchase the service stations from Vivo Energy/Engen in 2025. The Namibian…

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Oversight needed to avoid oil resource curse – IPPR

The Institute for Public Policy Research says several governance issues need to be addressed to put Namibia in a good position to capitalise on an oil economy. IPPR executive director Graham Hopwood said this at the opening of a panel…

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Gibeon community wants makarakasha trees removed

A Gibeon vocational training centre has proposed a new initiative to rid the area of the invasive prosopis trees. Prosopis trees – also known as makarakasha trees – have been a problem in the area for a long time. “Two…

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Employers fear bill could invite political intervention

The Namibian Employers Federation (NEF) has warned that a draft bill to establish a commission on alternative dispute resolution could open the door to political intervention in labour disputes. The draft alternative dispute resolution bill creates a new independent commission,…

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Nine-week long Namib Mills strike ends

Namib Mills has signed an agreement with its workers, ending nine weeks of industrial action. “It could have been concluded in a week. It is very unfortunate that it has gone this far, but what is important is that we…

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IPPR says procurement policies are vulnerable to corruption

The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has cautioned against the government’s preferential procurement policy unless it is accompanied by greater transparency. Speaking at the launch of a new report on Wednesday, IPPR research associate Frederico Links said Namibia’s procurement…

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Meatco cattle marketing hits drought-cycle high

THE Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) improved extraction of value from cattle in the 2024/25 financial year, despite persistent drought. According to the latest Meatco annual report, the company was able to introduce production and processing efficiencies, even with lower…

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