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Namibia to see increase in food, housing prices
Namibians are expected to face higher food and housing costs in the coming months as rising fuel and distribution costs...
Only 1% of Windhoek households use solar power
Only 822 of Windhoek’s approximately 70,000 households use solar energy, representing just over 1% of households in the capital despite...
AAC plans to use existing Namibian fish-processing facilities for salmon production
African Aquaculture Company (AAC) plans to enter into processing agreements with existing fish-processing operators in Lüderitz and Walvis Bay to...
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Namibia to see increase in food, housing prices
Namibians are expected to face higher food and housing costs in the coming months as rising fuel and distribution costs...
Only 1% of Windhoek households use solar power
Only 822 of Windhoek’s approximately 70,000 households use solar energy, representing just over 1% of households in the capital despite...
AAC plans to use existing Namibian fish-processing facilities for salmon production
African Aquaculture Company (AAC) plans to enter into processing agreements with existing fish-processing operators in Lüderitz and Walvis Bay to...
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Namibia ranks second globally for renewable energy growth
Namibia has been ranked second among the world’s fastest-growing renewable energy markets, driven largely by the rapid expansion of solar...
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