Naloba Urges Greater Support for Namibian-Owned Mining Firms Ahead of Mining Expo
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Naloba urges greater support for Namibian-owned mining firms ahead of Mining Expo
The Namibia Local Businesses Association (Naloba) is calling on the government and private sector to strengthen backing for locally owned mining and exploration firms, aiming to boost their role in Namibia’s mineral industry. This appeal comes ahead of the Mining Expo, set to take place in Windhoek from 4 to 6 August 2026. Naloba Vice …
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Thirty-six years after independence, Namibia continues to carry an unenviable distinction. Despite its political stability, vast natural resources and upper-middle-income status, it remains one of the most unequal societies on Earth. The contradiction is striking. The country is rich in diamonds, uranium, gold, fisheries and, increasingly, green hydrogen potential. It boasts modern banking institutions, world-class infrastructure by regional sta…
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