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NAMIBIA Issue dated 29/09/2015

Windhoek appears to be backing away from Kudu

Namibian finance minister Calle Schlettwein has been making alarming noises [...] (86 words)

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Deloitte helps Namcor to find successor to Tullow

Xaris and NamPower set their sights on Walvis Bay power plant

Two priority projects for Mulunga at Namcor

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