Before it was a mining feat, the N$3.5 billion was a construction one – a plant and a fleet brought back to life.
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Property
Funding the Road: What the Cargo Levy Builds Along the Walvis Bay Corridor
Behind a 90-cent charge sits a question of hard infrastructure: border posts, roads and a port straining to keep its promise.
Building in the Sperrgebiet: The Construction Bill Behind Hyphen’s Desert Plant
A 30% local-content promise is really a construction promise. The question is whether Namibian firms can build at this scale.
Building the Margin: The Abattoir and Cold Chain Behind Namibia’s Beef Premium
Value addition is a slogan until someone pours the concrete. The premium lives in plant and cold store, not in policy.
Local Councils Juggle Social Protection with Infrastructure Plans
Kgatleng and other councils tied child-grant registration to revenue drives while weighing roads and sewage – the everyday arithmetic of local government.
Housing Finance: How Namibia’s Budget Redirects Capital to the NHE
The budget takes money from subsidies and points it at the country’s housing backlog.
Transmission: How the ANNA Line Becomes Namibia’s Next Big Build
A power deal on paper turns into steel towers marching toward the Angolan border.
Local Content: How a 15% Target Reshapes Namibian Construction
A single percentage sets how much of an oil-scale build stays in Namibian hands.
Walvis Bay: How AGL’s N$800m Terminal Investment Grows Namibian Capacity
A global logistics operator is spending big to make Namibia’s main port handle more.